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J Campisi, H E Gray, A B Pardee

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    |February 1, 1984
    PubMed
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    像c-myc和c-rasKi这样的细胞瘤基因与癌症有关. 它们的表达与细胞生长和分裂有关,化学转化破坏了正常的细胞循环调节.

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