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Xu S, Zhou T, Doh HM, Trinh KR, Catapang A, Lee JT, Braas D, Bayley NA, Yamada RE, Vasuthasawat A, Sasine JP, Timmerman JM, Larson SM, Kim Y, Macleod AR, Morrison SL, Herschman HR.
Cancer Res. 2019 Mar 18. pii: canres.2799.2018.

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