The oncoprotein HBXIP suppresses gluconeogenesis through modulating PCK1 to enhance the growth of hepatoma cells
Hui Shi(Jiangsu University), Lihong Ye(Nankai University), Shuqin Zhang(Aerospace Center Hospital), Xiaodong Zhang(First Affiliated Hospital of GuangXi Medical University), Yinghui Li(Hangzhou Xixi hospital), Leilei Li(Hainan Medical University), Weiying Zhang(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Fuquan Chen(Nankai University), Huawei Wang(Chinese PLA General Hospital), Runping Fang(Virginia Commonwealth University)
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