Epithelial to Mesenchymal Transition is Associated with Shorter Disease-Free Survival in Hepatocellular Carcinoma
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Lan Wei | Hiroyuki Sugimoto | Suguru Yamada | Kenneth K. Tanabe | S. Yamada | T. Fujii | H. Sugimoto | Y. Kodera | S. Nomoto | K. Tanabe | B. Fuchs | Shuji Nomoto | Tsutomu Fujii | Shin Takeda | Lan Wei | Yasuhiro Kodera | S. Takeda | Norio Okumura | Bryan C. Fuchs | N. Okumura
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