RNA-binding motif protein 5 inhibits the proliferation of cigarette smoke-transformed BEAS-2B cells through cell cycle arrest and apoptosis
Xuejiao Lv(Second Affiliated Hospital of Jilin University), Jie Zhang(Second Affiliated Hospital of Jilin University)
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