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Investigating Karyopherin B1: small molecule interactions for cancer therapy
The advent of gene expression profiling studies has allowed for the identification of genes with potential as disease markers and therapeutic targets. Our laboratory identified the eukaryotic nuclear importer protein Karyopherin B1 (KpnB1), to be up-regulated in different cancer cell lines, includin...
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Division of Medical Biochemistry
2017
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