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21.	Experssion Of SOX4 And P53 Protein In Gastric Cancer Tissue And The Assistant Therapeutic Effects Of Zhenqifuzheng Capsule On Patients After Gastric Carcinoma Surgery
22.	Estrogen Induces Androgen-repressed SOX4 Expression To Promote Progression Of Prostate Cancer Cells
23.	Characterization Of SOX4 In Chondrosarcoma
24.	Expression Of SOX4 And Its Role In Regulation And Development Of Malignant Melanoma
25.	Expression And Significance Of SOX4 In Oral Lichen Planus Related Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
26.	MicroRNA-132/212 Upregulation Inhibits TGF-?-Mediated Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition Of Prostate Cancer Cells By Targeting SOX4
27.	The Role And Mechanism Of MiR-320 In Breast Cancer
28.	The Relationship Between Sox4 And HBV Replication And The Regulational Function Of Sox4 In Toll Like Receptor Signaling
29.	Mir-132-3p Inhibits Proliferation And Invasion Of Hepatoma Cells Via Downregulating SOX4 Gene Expression
30.	Upregulated Expression Of SOX4 Is Associated With Tumor Growth And Metastasis In Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma
31.	SOX4 As Gestational Diabetes Molecular Diagnostic Marker Of Appraisal And Its Pathogentic Mechanism
32.	The Role And Mechanism Of SOX4 Gene In Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia
33.	Expression Of SOX4 And EZH2 In Breast Cancer Tissues And Their Clinicopathologic Significances
34.	Expression And Function Of Sox4 During Palate Development And Cleft Palate Formation In BALB/c Mice
35.	Impact Of Norepinephrine On HCC Cells Stemness And Associated Mechanism
36.	Sox4 Contributes To Epithelial-mesenchymal Transition And Stemness Of Gastric Cancer Cells
37.	P53/hsa-miR-30a-5p/SOX4 Feedback Loop Mediates The Development Of Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
38.	C-MYC Promotes Prostate Cancer Progression Via Activation Of SOX4
39.	SOX4 Promotes Proliferative Signals By Regulating Glycolysis Through AKT Activation In Melanoma Cells
40.	Long Non-coding RNA Sox4 Promotes Proliferation And Migration By Activating Wnt/?-catenin Signaling Pathway In Osteosarcoma
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