DAPK loss in colon cancer tumor buds: implications for migration capacity of disseminating tumor cells
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A. Hartmann | R. Schneider-Stock | A. Agaimy | T. Rau | I. Zlobec | S. Söder | V. Koelzer | A. Lugli | E. Karamitopoulou | S. Forster | H. Dawson | F. Garreis | Jeļena Ivanovska | William Laqua
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