Association of epigenetic inactivation of the WRN gene with anticancer drug sensitivity in cervical cancer cells
Kenta Masuda(Keio University), Daisuke Aoki(International University of Health and Welfare), Wataru Yamagami(Keio University), Iori Kisu(Fujita Health University), Yusuke Kobayashi(University of Tsukuba), Hiroyuki Nomura(Keio University), Eiichiro Tominaga(Keio University), Arisa Ueki(Keio University), Nobuyuki Susumu(Keio University), Megumi Yanokura(Keio University), Kosuke Tsuji(Keio University), Kouji Banno(Keio University)
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