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Mutations in NTRK3 suggest a novel signaling pathway in human congenital heart disease.
Petra Werner, Prasuna Paluru, Anisha M Simpson, Brande Latney, Radhika Iyer

Hum Mutat· December 2014

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AZ64 inhibits TrkB and enhances the efficacy of chemotherapy and local radiation in neuroblastoma xenografts.
Radhika Iyer, Carly R Varela, Jane E Minturn, Ruth Ho, Anisha M Simpson

Cancer Chemother Pharmacol· September 2012

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Clinical significance of NTRK family gene expression in neuroblastomas.
Jennifer E Light, Hiroshi Koyama, Jane E Minturn, Ruth Ho, Anisha M Simpson

Pediatr Blood Cancer· August 2012

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The effect of P75 on Trk receptors in neuroblastomas.
Ruth Ho, Jane E Minturn, Anisha M Simpson, Radhika Iyer, Jennifer E Light

Cancer Lett· June 2011

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Trk receptor expression and inhibition in neuroblastomas.
Garrett M Brodeur, Jane E Minturn, Ruth Ho, Anisha M Simpson, Radhika Iyer

Clin Cancer Res· May 2009

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Loss of cell adhesion in Dsg3bal-Pas mice with homozygous deletion mutation (2079del14) in the desmoglein 3 gene.
Leena Pulkkinen, Yoo Won Choi, Anisha Simpson, Xavier Montagutelli, John Sundberg

J Invest Dermatol· December 2002

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Interspecies conservation and differential expression of mouse desmoglein gene family.
My G Mahoney, Anisha Simpson, Sirpa Aho, Jouni Uitto, Leena Pulkkinen

Exp Dermatol· April 2002

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Metastasis-associated protein (MTA)1 enhances migration, invasion, and anchorage-independent survival of immortalized human keratinocytes.
My G Mahoney, Anisha Simpson, Monika Jost, Mariadele Noé, Csaba Kari

Oncogene· March 2002

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