Androgen Receptor Expression in Androgen-independent Prostate Cancer Is Associated with Increased Expression of Androgen-regulated Genes1
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Katherine | Desok Kim | F. S. French | S. Hall | James | Thomas | W. Gregory | L. Mohler | Christopher | G. Hamil | G. Pretlow
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