WWP2 is overexpressed in human oral cancer, determining tumor size and poor prognosis in patients: downregulation of WWP2 inhibits the AKT signaling and tumor growth in mice

Chonji Fukumoto(Chiba University), Katsuhiro Uzawa(Chiba University)

Oncoscience

November 28, 2014

10.18632/oncoscience.101

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