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細胞分裂制御因子"サイクリン"は新たながん遺伝子

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Title
細胞分裂制御因子"サイクリン"は新たながん遺伝子
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Farumashia, August 2018
DOI 10.14894/faruawpsj.28.5_483
Authors

安田 秀世

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#21,049,824
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Outputs from Farumashia
#323
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#268,481
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Outputs of similar age from Farumashia
#87
of 122 outputs
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