Effects of photodynamic therapy on adhesion molecules and metastasis.
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Y Lajat | S. Eléouet | N. Rousset | J. Carré | V. Vonarx | Y. Lajat | T. Patrice | N Rousset | V Vonarx | S Eléouet | J Carré | T Patrice | E Kerninon | E. Kerninon | Youenn Lajat | Erwann Kerninon | Thierry Patrice
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