Transcriptional regulatory networks of tumor-associated macrophages that drive malignancy in mesenchymal glioblastoma
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H. Woo | R. Verhaak | M. Ceccarelli | L. Cerulo | A. Iavarone | Qianghu Wang | H. Seol | Jung-Il Lee | D. Kong | D. Nam | Hye‐Jin Kim | W. Park | A. Heimberger | E. Sulman | M. Lim | J. Park | Jinho Kim | Jeongwu Lee | H. Lee | H. Cho | N. Her | Mijeong Lee | Yeri Lee | F. Caruso | Jinlong Yin | Donggeon Kim | Nakho Chang | Young-Taek Oh | D. Jeong | Sung Soo Kim | J. Sa | Seok Chung | Hye-Mi Kim | Byeongkwi Min | Hyunho Kim | J. B. Park
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