Orexins Acting at Native OX1 Receptor in Colon Cancer and Neuroblastoma Cells or at Recombinant OX1 Receptor Suppress Cell Growth by Inducing Apoptosis*
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M. Yanagisawa | A. Jarry | T. Voisin | C. Laboisse | M. Laburthe | C. Rouyer‐Fessard | P. Rouet-benzineb | C. Pouzet | Virgile Avondo
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