Inhibitory activity of 6-O-angeloylprenolin fromCentipeda minima on farnesyl protein transferase
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Sung-Hoon Kim | B. Kwon | N. Baek | Jae-Heon Yang | D. Kim | J. Eun | Jae Hyeok Lee | H. On | Hyun Mi On
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