Viral-human chimeric transcript predisposes risk to liver cancer development and progression.
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H. Chan | N. Wong | P. Lai | T. Chan | Jing-Woei Li | K. To | C. Lau | T. Sun | A. K. Ching | M. He | A. M. Wong | N. Co | A. Chan | Pikshan Li | R. W. Lung | J. Tong
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