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LINC02738 Participates in the Development of Kidney Cancer Through the miR-20b/Sox4 Axis

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LINC02738 Participates in the Development of Kidney Cancer Through the miR-20b/Sox4 Axis
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OncoTargets and therapy, October 2020
DOI 10.2147/ott.s262046
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Chao Han, Bin Xu, Lin Zhou, Long Li, Chao Lu, Guo-Peng Yu, Yu-Shan Liu

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#23,196,947
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