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HBx and its mutant X17-3 regulates YAP through Hippo signaling pathway in human hepatic L02 cells
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    • HBx and its mutant X17-3 regulates YAP through Hippo signaling pathway in human hepatic L02 cells

    • Journal of Army Medical University   Vol. 35, Issue 16, Pages: 1704-1707(2013)
    • CLC: R322.47;R329.26;R394.2
    • Published:2013

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  •  Chen Yanyan,Zhu Huifen,Yang Daofeng,Liu Xiaocong,Deng Kelan,Huang Chunmei,Hu Xiaomeng,Jiang Suhua,Shen Guanxin.HBx and its mutant X17-3 regulates YAP through Hippo signaling pathway in human hepatic L02 cells[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2013,35(16):1704-1707. DOI:

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