miR-34a Repression in Proneural Malignant Gliomas Upregulates Expression of Its Target PDGFRA and Promotes Tumorigenesis
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Chris Sander | Eric C. Holland | Anders Jacobsen | Jason T. Huse | Tatsuya Ozawa | C. Sander | J. Silber | A. Jacobsen | Girish Harinath | J. Huse | E. Holland | T. Ozawa | Joachim Silber | Girish Harinath | Alicia Pedraza | Alicia M. Pedraza
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