Multiple signal transduction pathways are involved in G<sub>2</sub>/M growth arrest and apoptosis induced by the immunomodulator AS101 in multiple myeloma
Yaniv Naor(Bar-Ilan University), Jeremy Don(Bar-Ilan University), Benjamin Sredni(Bar-Ilan University), Michal Hayun(Rambam Health Care Campus)
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