Oncogene-dependent apoptosis is mediated by caspase-9.
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Y. Lazebnik | G. Hannon | R. Kobayashi | H. Fearnhead | Wenjun Guo | E. Govek | J. Rodriguez | R Kobayashi | H O Fearnhead | J Rodriguez | E E Govek | W Guo | G Hannon | Y A Lazebnik
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