Roles Each of Snail, Yin Yang 1 and RKIP in the Regulation of Tumor Cells Chemo-immuno-resistance to Apoptosis.

Roles Each of Snail, Yin Yang 1 and RKIP in the Regulation of Tumor Cells Chemo-immuno-resistance to Apoptosis.
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10.1615/forumimmundisther.2013008299
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2013
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Forum on immunopathological diseases and therapeutics
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Baritaki S
Baritaki S
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作者:
Bonavida B;Jazirehi A;Vega MI;Huerta-Yepez S;Baritaki S

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