Aberrant Glycolytic Metabolism of Cancer Cells: A Remarkable Coordination of Genetic, Transcriptional, Post-translational, and Mutational Events That Lead to a Critical Role for Type II Hexokinase
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Saroj P. Mathupala | P. Pedersen | S. Mathupala | P L Pedersen | S P Mathupala | A Rempel | A. Rempel
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