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- 418
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- 6900
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- 823-823
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- 795
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René Bernards,
Robert A. Weinberg
(2002).
Metastasis genes: A progression puzzle.
Nature
, 418
(6900)
, 823-823.
https://doi.org/10.1038/418823a
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- 10.1038/418823a