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Overexpression of the human HAP1 protein sensitizes cells to the lethal effect of bioreductive drugs

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Overexpression of the human HAP1 protein sensitizes cells to the lethal effect of bioreductive drugs (English)

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M J Prieto-Alamo

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F Laval

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English

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March 1999

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Carcinogenesis

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20

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415-9

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3

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10.1093/CARCIN/20.3.415

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Overexpression of the human HAP1 protein sensitizes cells to the lethal effect of bioreductive drugs

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