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SKP2 overexpression is associated with a poor prognosis of rectal cancer treated with chemoradiotherapy and represents a therapeutic target with high potential

  • Yu Feng Tian
  • , Tzu Ju Chen
  • , Ching Yih Lin
  • , Li Tzong Chen
  • , Li Ching Lin
  • , Chung Hsi Hsing
  • , Sung Wei Lee
  • , Ming Jen Sheu
  • , Hao Hsien Lee
  • , Yow Ling Shiue
  • , Hsuan Ying Huang
  • , Hsin Yi Pan
  • , Chien Feng Li
  • , Shang Hung Chen

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