Isoflavonoids from Brazilian red propolis down‐regulate the expression of cancer‐related target proteins: A pharmacogenomic analysis
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P. L. Rosalen | R. Murata | B. Bueno-Silva | B. D. Nani | J. G. Lazarini | Marcelo Franchin | M. G. da Cunha | I. A. Freires | S. D. de Alencar | P. Rosalen
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