NF-κB and p53 Are the Dominant Apoptosis-inducing Transcription Factors Elicited by the HIV-1 Envelope
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Mauro Piacentini | Guido Kroemer | G. Kroemer | P. Boya | V. Lazar | J. Penninger | J. Perfettini | N. Larochette | F. Ciccosanti | R. Nardacci | M. Piacentini | M. Castedo | B. Raynal | Thomas Roumier | Vladimir Lazar | Nathanael Larochette | Josef Penninger | Patricia Boya | Jean-Luc Perfettini | Maria Castedo | Roberta Nardacci | Brigitte Raynal | Fabiola Ciccosanti | T. Roumier
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