Lu et al., 2014 - Google Patents
QKI impairs self-renewal and tumorigenicity of oral cancer cells via repression of SOX2Lu et al., 2014
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- Lu W
- Feng F
- Xu J
- Lu X
- Wang S
- Wang L
- Lu H
- Wei M
- Yang G
- Wang L
- Lu Z
- Liu Y
- Lei X
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- Cancer biology & therapy
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Cancer stem cells (CSCs) may contribute to tumor initiation, distant metastasis and chemo- resistance. One of RNA-binding proteins, Quaking (QKI), was reported to be a tumor suppressor. Here we showed that reduced QKI levels were observed in many human oral …
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