Function Compromised p 53-Dependent Postmitotic Checkpoint withEndoreduplication and Apoptosis Preferentially in Cells The Aurora Kinase Inhibitor VX-680 Induces
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M. Loda | G. Shapiro | F. Gizatullin | M. Harding | Yao Yao | V. Kung | Victor Kung
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