Downregulated MEG3 activates autophagy and increases cell proliferation in bladder cancer.
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Yiran Huang | Yonghui Chen | Yonghui Chen | Yiran Huang | Liang Ying | Yawei Wang | F. Qiu | Haige Chen | Liang Ying | Yawei Wang | Lei Xia | Yidong Liu | Feng Qiu | Lei-Lei Xia | Yi-dong Liu | Haige Chen
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