c-MYC overexpression in Ba/F3 cells simultaneously elicits genomic instability and apoptosis
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Thierry Fest | Véronique Dalstein | T. Fest | S. Mai | Sabine Mai | Virginie Mougey | Marlon Hagerty | Danielle Milette | Santiago Silva | V. Dalstein | V. Mougey | M. Hagerty | D. Milette | Santiago Silva
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