HIF‐1α and HIF‐2α have divergent roles in colon cancer
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Hirotoshi Kikuchi | R. Xavier | Yair Benita | D. Park | D. Chung | B. Rueda | T. Imamura | H. Kikuchi | Yair Benita | Yusuke Mizukami | Takaaki Imamura | Maria‐Teresa Herraiz | Do‐Youn Park | Mari Mino‐Kenduson | Maureen P. Lynch | Bo R. Rueda | Ramnik J. Xavier | Daniel C. Chung | M. P. Lynch | Y. Mizukami | M. Herraiz | Mari Mino-Kenduson
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