Bian, 2020 - Google Patents
miR‐4319 inhibited the development of thyroid cancer by modulating FUS‐stabilized SMURF1Bian, 2020
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- Bian S
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- Journal of cellular biochemistry
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Thyroid cancer, a common type of endocrine system cancer, has witnessed rising incidence and deaths over the past few years. The role of microRNAs is being increasingly discovered in a variety of cancers, including thyroid cancer. miR‐4319 has been elucidated in several …
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