Soluble Tie2 overrides the heightened invasion induced by anti-angiogenesis therapies in gliomas.

Soluble Tie2 overrides the heightened invasion induced by anti-angiogenesis therapies in gliomas.
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10.18632/oncotarget.7550
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2016-03-29
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Gomez-Manzano C
Gomez-Manzano C
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Cortes-Santiago N;Hossain MB;Gabrusiewicz K;Fan X;Gumin J;Marini FC;Alonso MM;Lang F;Yung WK;Fueyo J;Gomez-Manzano C

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