Gas6/Axl mediates tumor cell apoptosis, migration and invasion and predicts the clinical outcome of osteosarcoma patients.
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Jingnan Shen | Tingsheng Peng | Canqiao Luo | J. Han | B. Yong | P. Tan | Rui Tian | Bi-cheng Yong | Pingxian Tan
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