Circular RNAs Could Encode Unique Proteins and Affect Cancer Pathways
Francesca Crudele(University of Ferrara), Stefano Volinia(University of Ferrara), Paolo Gasparini(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Jeff Palatini(University of Warsaw), Krystian Jażdżewski(Genomed (Poland)), Anna Terrazzan(University of Ferrara), Dimitrios Papaioannou(NYU Langone Health), Ramiro Garzon(Unknown), Paweł Gaj(The Maria Sklodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology), Antonio Frassoldati(Italian Oncology Group of Clinical Research), Pio D’Adamo(University of Trieste), Pietro Ancona(University of Ferrara), Anna Wójcicka, Nicoletta Bianchi(University of Ferrara)
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