Functional interplay between <scp>MYCN</scp>,<scp> NCYM</scp>, and <scp>OCT</scp>4 promotes aggressiveness of human neuroblastomas

Yoshiki Kaneko(Chiba Cancer Center), Akira Nakagawara(Chiba Cancer Center)

Cancer Science

April 16, 2015

10.1111/cas.12677

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