Deoxycholate, an Endogenous Tumor Promoter and DNA Damaging Agent, Modulates BRCA-1 Expression in Apoptosis-Sensitive Epithelial Cells: Loss of BRCA-1 Expression in Colonic Adenocarcinomas
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A. Bhattacharyya | H. Bernstein | H. Garewal | B. Jeffy | D. Romagnolo | C. Payne | C. Bernstein | J. Warneke | H. Holubec | Ryan B Chirnomas | Jennifer Ku | L. Ramsey | K. Kunke | Ryan B. Chirnomas | Jennifer C. Ku
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