Association of Elevated E6 Oncoprotein With Grade of Cervical Neoplasia Using PDZ Interaction-Mediated Precipitation of E6
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B. Weigl | Y. Qiao | L. McAllister | B. Liu | Haimin Li | J. Sellors | R. Peck | Wen Chen | Peter S. Lu | Jeanette M Lim | J. Schweizer | Jon Silver | J. Cui | Charles Mahoney | Marthe Berard-Bergery | Yassine A. Labiad | K. Lewis | M. Howard | Claire Bry | Lilyn Liu
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