The protein kinase C agonist prostratin induces differentiation of human myeloid leukemia cells and enhances cellular differentiation by chemotherapeutic agents.
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Y. Shan | Yu-wen Cong | Y. Jing | He Xiao | Li-Sheng Wang | Shuang Xing | Xing Shen | G. Xiong | Q. Luo | Zu-Yin Yu | B. Dong | Yan-feng Zhang | Meng Yang | Xiao-lan Liu | Yü-fang Cui
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