Expression of C-X-C chemokine receptor types 1/2 in patients with gastric carcinoma: Clinicopathological correlations and significance
JUN PU WANG(Central South University), Ji Fang Wen(Central South University), Bai Luo(Central South University), Zhi Hong Chen(National Taiwan Normal University), QIN LAI LIU(Central South University), Geng Qiu Luo(Central South University), Kuan Song Wang(Central South University), YU WU LIU(Central South University), Chang Wu(Central South University), Xiao Yan(Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing and Liberal Arts), Hai Zhou(Yuncheng University), Hai Jiang(Central South University), Xiao Yang(Central South University), Jun Yu(Tongji University), Wan Hu(Central South University), Jing He Li(Central South University)
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