Ether à go-go Potassium Channels as Human Cervical Cancer Markers
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L. Pardo | E. Hernández-Gallegos | F. Larrea | J. Camacho | A. Dueñas-González | E. Pérez-Cárdenas | L. Taja-Chayeb | I. Camacho-Arroyo | A. Morales | L. Díaz | L. M. Hinojosa | E. Ávila-Chávez | Luz María Barajas Farias | Deysi Bermúdez Ocaña | A. Cadena | G. Lara | Luis Alberto Villanueva | C. Vargas | J. Escamilla | Carmen Sánchez-Peña | E. Hernández-Gallegos
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