Zooming-in on cancer metabolic rewiring with tissue specific constraint-based models
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Giancarlo Mauri | Riccardo Colombo | Chiara Damiani | Dario Pescini | Marzia Di Filippo | Lilia Alberghina | Marco Vanoni | Daniela Gaglio | L. Alberghina | G. Mauri | D. Pescini | C. Damiani | M. Vanoni | D. Gaglio | M. D. Filippo | R. Colombo | Chiara Damiani
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