Keith R. Loeb

The functional characterization of the ubiquitin cross reactive protein, an interferon inducible ubiquitin homolog / by Keith R. Loeb (1993)

Loeb, Keith R., Medical College Of Wisconsin.

Thesis, (Ph. D.)--Medical College of Wisconsin, 1993.

Multiple mutations and cancer

Loeb, Lawrence A., Loeb, Keith R., Anderson, Jon P.

Most human tumors are highly heterogenous. We have hypothesized that this heterogeneity results from a mutator phenotype. Our premise is that normal mutation rates are insufficient to account for the...

Multiple mutations and cancer

Loeb, Lawrence A., Loeb, Keith R., Anderson, Jon P.

Most human tumors are highly heterogenous. We have hypothesized that this heterogeneity results from a mutator phenotype. Our premise is that normal mutation rates are insufficient to account for the...

Human cancers express a mutator phenotype

Bielas, Jason H., Loeb, Keith R., Rubin, Brian P., True, Lawrence D., Loeb, Lawrence A.

Cancer cells contain numerous clonal mutations, i.e., mutations that are present in most or all malignant cells of a tumor and have presumably been selected because they confer a proliferative...

Genetic Instability and the Mutator Phenotype : Studies in Ulcerative Colitis

Loeb, Keith R., Loeb, Lawrence A.