The Rab2A GTPase Promotes Breast Cancer Stem Cells and Tumorigenesis via Erk Signaling Activation
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J. Lieberman | C. Gong | E. Song | Hai Hu | Xiao Zhen Zhou | K. Lu | Pengyu Huang | Man-Li Luo | Yandan Yao | G. Wulf | M. Zheng | Shuo Wei | Chun-Hau Chen
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