AKT isoform-specific expression and activation across cancer lineages
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G. Mills | E. Jonasch | Z. Ding | Yiling Lu | Wei Zhao | K. Jeong | P. Ng | Jiyong Liang | Yong Fang | Qinghua Yu | Xingsong Tian | S. Bai | Meng Gao | Jue Wang | Xiaohua Chen | Hui Guo | Yang Li | Sarah Elizabeth Stockman | Wentao Li | K. Jeong
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