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Effects of Parp Inhibition on Drug and FAS-Induced Apoptosis in Leukaemic Cells

DOI

20

Citations

48

References

1999

Year

Deborah Richardson, Paul Allen, Stephen M. Kelsey, Adrian C. Newland
Advances in experimental medicine and biology

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