Expression of group IIA secretory phospholipase A2 is elevated in prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia and adenocarcinoma.
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Liang Cheng | George J Eckert | Liang Cheng | J. Eble | G. Eckert | James E. Thomas | J. Graff | Shaobo Zhang | B. Neubauer | N. Roehm | M. Koch | John N Eble | Shaobo Zhang | Michael O Koch | Jeremy R Graff | Marcio Chedid | Jiazhong Jiang | Blake Lee Neubauer | James E Thomas | Neal W Roehm | M. Chedid | J. Jiang | Jiazhong Jiang
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