Correlation between the protein expression of A-kinase anchor protein 95, cyclin D3 and AKT and pathological indicators in lung cancer tissues.
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Xiaoxuan Chen | Zhiyu Guan | Yongxing Zhang | Bo-gang Teng | Yang-yang Yuan | Xuehong Zhi | Qian Huang | Yuexin Chen | Xiu-yi Yu
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