saKLK1-374 is More Difficult to Induce KLK1 Expression in Normal Cell Lines Than in Tumor Cell Lines And Inhibits the Growth of Prostate Cancer Cells Not via Induction of KLK1 Expression
Mengyang Zhang(Tongji Hospital), Zhong Chen(Tongji Hospital)
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