SNF5 is Involved in Suppression of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Progression via TGF‐Beta 1 Signaling

SNF5 is Involved in Suppression of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Progression via TGF‐Beta 1 Signaling
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10.1002/ar.23357
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2016-07
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The Anatomical Record
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Hongmiao Sun;Xinping Zhong;Chunyu Wang;Shengli Wang;Lin Lin-Lin;Renlong Zou;Yi Wu;Ning Sun;Ge S
Hongmiao Sun;Xinping Zhong;Chunyu Wang;Shengli Wang;Lin Lin-Lin;Renlong Zou;Yi Wu;Ning Sun;Ge S
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作者:
Hongmiao Sun;Xinping Zhong;Chunyu Wang;Shengli Wang;Lin Lin-Lin;Renlong Zou;Yi Wu;Ning Sun;Ge S

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