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The role of asunercept as a selective CD95L inhibitor in cutaneous melanoma: Rationale and results from an enhanced TiRP model

The role of asunercept as a selective CD95L inhibitor in cutaneous melanoma: Rationale and results from an enhanced TiRP model

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Main Authors: Krendyukov, A, Kneisel, N, Zhu, J, Merz, C, Richards, D, Gieffers, C, Van Den Eynde, B
Other Authors: Mitchell, T
Format: Conference item
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2020
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