mda-7/IL-24, A Novel Cancer Selective Apoptosis Inducing Cytokine Gene: From the Laboratory into the Clinic
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Paul Dent | Elizabeth A Grimm | P. Fisher | R. Ramesh | P. Dent | D. Curiel | S. Chada | R. Gopalkrishnan | M. Rosenfeld | E. Grimm | Sunil Chada | David T Curiel | Rajagopal Ramesh | Paul B Fisher | Myrna R Rosenfeld | Rahul V Gopalkrishnan
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