γ-Catenin Expression Is Reduced or Absent in a Subset of Human Non-small Cell Lung Cancers, and Its Re-expression Inhibits Cell Growth
Authors:
- Robert A. WinnRWRobert A. Winn
- Lynn E. HeasleyLHLynn E. Heasley
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