Transient receptor potential channel TRPC5 is essential for P-glycoprotein induction in drug-resistant cancer cells
Xin Ma(Jilin Agricultural University), Xiaoqiang Yao(Henan Cancer Hospital), Jian Jin(Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology), Franky Leung Chan(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Shan Yu(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Chun-Yin Lo(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Peng Zhang(Xuzhou Medical College), Yun Chen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yanfei Cai(South China Agricultural University), Ruiyu Zhu(Jiangnan University), Zhenyu Xu(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Chang Zou(Jinan University), Dongxu He(Cereal Research (Hungary)), Jianyong Lei(Jiangnan University)
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