Epstein–Barr virus microRNA miR-BART2-5p accelerates nasopharyngeal carcinoma metastasis by suppressing RNase Ⅲ endonuclease DICER1
Yangge Wu(Central South University), Jian Ma(Central South University), Xiang Zheng(Novo Nordisk Foundation), Lingyu Wei(East China University of Science and Technology), Chenxiao Xu(Central South University), Run Zheng(Central South University), Jia Wang(Changzhi Medical College), Xiaoyue Zhang(Central Hospital of Zibo), Can Liu(Fujian Medical University), Junrui Tian(Central South University), Zhengshuo Li(Central South University), Yuqing Wen(Central South University), Qun Yan(Central South University)
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