Metabolic reprogramming and dysregulated metabolism: cause, consequence and/or enabler of environmental carcinogenesis?
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William H. Bisson | Anna C. Salzberg | A. Colacci | E. Ryan | L. Memeo | F. Chiaradonna | F. Al-Mulla | Jayadev Raju | A. Berg | A. Scovassi | R. Robey | Joel N. Meyer | M. Vaccari | Leroy Lowe | A. Amedei | C. Mondello | Dustin G. Brown | Graeme P. Williams | H. Salem | Jordan Woodrick | J. Weisz | N. Kuemmerle | Neetu Singh | R. Al-Temaimi | R. Roy | R. Palorini | R. A. Hamid | S. Forte | W. Bisson | F. Martin | Laura L. Kubik
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