Heavy Ion Radiation Exposure Triggered Higher Intestinal Tumor Frequency and Greater β-Catenin Activation than γ Radiation in APCMin/+ Mice
Kamal Datta(Georgetown University), Albert J. Fornace(Georgetown University)
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