Suppression of tumorigenicity, but not anchorage independence, of human cancer cells by new candidate tumor suppressor gene CapG
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M. Yutsudo | I. Miyashiro | K. Takami | Y. Satomi | K. Kodama | Y Li | I Miyashiro | T Takao | Y. Yamaguchi | A. Watari | K. Takaki | S. Higashiyama | Y. Li | T. Takao | A. Tanemura | I. Katayama | M. Shimakage | A Watari | K Takaki | S Higashiyama | Y Satomi | A Tanemura | Y Yamaguchi | I Katayama | M Shimakage | K Takami | K Kodama | M Yutsudo
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