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41. The Mechanisms Of Huaier Inhibiting Breast Cancer Progression
42. The Study Of Urinary Long Non-coding RNA For Prostate Cancer Early Diagnosis And The Role Of Novel MiRNA In Mechanism Of Cancer Progression
43. Long Non-coding RNA PlncRNA-1 Functions As A Competing Endogenous RNA Of Androgen Receptor To Promote Prostate Cancer Progression
44. Transcriptome Sequencing Identifies LncRNA625,A Novel LncRNA Functions As A Tumor Suppress Gene In Prostate Cancer Progression
45. Expression Of Centromere Protein H In Renal Cell Carcinoma And Its Association Of Cancer Progression
46. Overexpression Of Human Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor2Assoclated With The Progression Of Esophageal Patients
47. NF-κB Activation Mediates Ethanol-promoted Liver Cancer Progression
48. The Function And Regulation Of Transcription Factor Ikaros In Lung Cancer Progression
49. Liquid Based Cytology In The Diagnosis Of Lung Cancer Progression
50. Extracellular Matrix Protein Mindin Attenuates The Colon Cancer Progression In CMT93Cells
51. Analysis Of Small Cell Lung Cancer PFS Affected Factors
52. Expression Of ERG Protein In Prostate Adenocarcinoma And Its Clinicopathologic And Prognostic Significances
53. Study On The Functions Of IL-17D In Cancer Progression
54. SOX4Induces Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition In Human Mammary Epithelial Cells And Contributes To Breast Cancer Progression
55. CDK5is Essential For TGF-β1-induced Epithelial-mesenchymal Transition And Breast Cancer Progression
56. Functional And Mechanistic Studies Of Tumor Suppressor Gene NDRG2in Response To TGF-β During Colon Cancer Progression
57. Expression Of CD147is Associated With Prostate Cancer Progression And The Study Of CD147Mehtylation
58. CPEB4is Highly Expressed, And Regulates Cancer Progression In Human Glioma By Promoting Cell Proliferation And Migration
59. The Function And Mechallism Of OPN Transcripts On Breast Cancer Progression
60. The Role Of Protein Kinase D1Regulated Signaling Pathway In The Carcinogenesis And Progression Of Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
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