Tumor-associated fibroblast-conditioned medium induces CDDP resistance in HNSCC cells.

Tumor-associated fibroblast-conditioned medium induces CDDP resistance in HNSCC cells.
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10.18632/oncotarget.6210
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2016-01-19
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Dudas J
Dudas J
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Steinbichler TB;Metzler V;Pritz C;Riechelmann H;Dudas J

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