Endoscopy-guided orthotopic implantation of colorectal cancer cells results in metastatic colorectal cancer in mice
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Michael Schäfers | Philipp Lenz | Dominik Bettenworth | Dirk Domagk | Katrin Schwegmann | Andreas Faust | Marcus M. Mücke | Christopher Poremba
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