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Modulating the expression and activity of the nuclear import protein, Karyopherin β1, in cancer cells
Cancer is primarily a disease of disordered gene expression; the dysregulation of thousands of different genes has been associated with the progression of many types of cancer. Previous research from our laboratory aimed at identifying genes differentially expressed in cervical cancer compared to no...
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Division of Medical Biochemistry and Structural Biology
2017
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