Proteomic profiling of breast cancer metabolism identifies SHMT2 and ASCT2 as prognostic factors
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S. Wiemann | T. Beißbarth | C. Thomssen | J. Buchmann | U. Korf | V. Hanf | M. Vetter | M. Bayerlová | K. Bürrig | S. Bernhardt | E. Kantelhardt | C. Uleer | T. Lantzsch | J. John | S. Peschel | E. Weigert | A. Wachter | Devina Mitra | T. Beissbarth
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