esophageal cancer
Whereas L2D1(+) mice exhibit a histologic phenotype of oral-esophageal dysplasia, the combination of cyclin D1 expression and p53 deficiency results in invasive oral-esophageal cancer.
Whereas L2D1(+) mice exhibit a histologic phenotype of oral-esophageal dysplasia, the combination of <span class="gene" id="12235107-5-101-110">cyclin D1</span> expression and p53 deficiency results in invasive oral-<span class="disease" id="12235107-5-166-183">esophageal cancer</span>.