Oncogenic PIK3CA mutations reprogram glutamine metabolism in colorectal cancer
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K. Kinzler | B. Vogelstein | V. Velculescu | T. LaFramboise | J. Willis | S. Markowitz | Y. Samuels | M. Hatzoglou | H. Brunengraber | N. Meropol | D. Krokowski | Yujun Hao | Xiujing Feng | B. Guan | Zhenghe Wang | S. Fink | Qingling Li | Bo Cao | Bohan Dong | Min Xiang | Zhicheng Jin | Yan Xu | R. A. Conlon | Chao Wang | C. Xu | Guo-fang Zhang | Yardena Samuels | Bo-Jhih Guan | Dawid Krokowski | Yan Xu
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