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Feeding sugar to tumors: with a supplement of miR?

Olivier P Blanc-Brude, Alain Tedgui

    Journal of the American Heart Association
    |January 15, 2013
    PubMed
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    Keywords:
    angiogenesiseditorialsglucosetumor

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