The Research Progress of the Interactions between miRNA and Wnt/beta-catenin Signaling Pathway in Breast Cancer of Human and Mice |
Ye, Ni
(Animal Biotechnology Center, Sichuan Agricultural University)
Wang, Bin (Animal Biotechnology Center, Sichuan Agricultural University) Quan, Zi-Fang (Animal Biotechnology Center, Sichuan Agricultural University) Pan, Hai-Bo (Animal Biotechnology Center, Sichuan Agricultural University) Zhang, Man-Li (Animal Biotechnology Center, Sichuan Agricultural University) Yan, Qi-Gui (Animal Biotechnology Center, Sichuan Agricultural University) |
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