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Research | 29 March 2009
Analysis of the matrix metalloproteinase family reveals that MMP8 is often mutated in melanoma
- Lavanya H Palavalli
- , Todd D Prickett
- , John R Wunderlich
- , Xiaomu Wei
- , Allison S Burrell
- , Patricia Porter-Gill
- , Sean Davis
- , Chenwei Wang
- , Julia C Cronin
- , Neena S Agrawal
- , Jimmy C Lin
- , Wendy Westbroek
- , Shelley Hoogstraten-Miller
- , Alfredo A Molinolo
- , Patricia Fetsch
- , Armando C Filie
- , Michael P O'Connell
- , Carolyn E Banister
- , Jason D Howard
- , Phillip Buckhaults
- , Ashani T Weeraratna
- , Lawrence C Brody
- , Steven A Rosenberg
- & Yardena Samuels
Nature Genetics 41 , 518–520

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Research | 15 April 2011
Exome sequencing identifies GRIN2A as frequently mutated in melanoma
- Xiaomu Wei
- , Vijay Walia
- , Jimmy C Lin
- , Jamie K Teer
- , Todd D Prickett
- , Jared Gartner
- , Sean Davis
- , Katherine Stemke-Hale
- , Michael A Davies
- , Jeffrey E Gershenwald
- , William Robinson
- , Steven Robinson
- , Steven A Rosenberg
- & Yardena Samuels
Nature Genetics 43 , 442–446

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Research | 22 February 2016
Prospective identification of neoantigen-specific lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of melanoma patients
- Alena Gros
- , Maria R Parkhurst
- , Eric Tran
- , Anna Pasetto
- , Paul F Robbins
- , Sadia Ilyas
- , Todd D Prickett
- , Jared J Gartner
- , Jessica S Crystal
- , Ilana M Roberts
- , Kasia Trebska-McGowan
- , John R Wunderlich
- , James C Yang
- & Steven A Rosenberg
Nature Medicine 22 , 433–438

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Research | 25 September 2011
Exon capture analysis of G protein-coupled receptors identifies activating mutations in GRM3 in melanoma
- Todd D Prickett
- , Xiaomu Wei
- , Isabel Cardenas-Navia
- , Jamie K Teer
- , Jimmy C Lin
- , Vijay Walia
- , Jared Gartner
- , Jiji Jiang
- , Praveen F Cherukuri
- , Alfredo Molinolo
- , Michael A Davies
- , Jeffrey E Gershenwald
- , Katherine Stemke-Hale
- , Steven A Rosenberg
- , Elliott H Margulies
- & Yardena Samuels
Nature Genetics 43 , 1119–1126

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Research | 30 August 2009
Analysis of the tyrosine kinome in melanoma reveals recurrent mutations in ERBB4
- Todd D Prickett
- , Neena S Agrawal
- , Xiaomu Wei
- , Kristin E Yates
- , Jimmy C Lin
- , John R Wunderlich
- , Julia C Cronin
- , Pedro Cruz
- , Steven A Rosenberg
- & Yardena Samuels
Nature Genetics 41 , 1127–1132

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