The ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is dysregulated in myeloma cells in the bone microenvironment in vivo

The ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is dysregulated in myeloma cells in the bone microenvironment in vivo

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Autors principals:	Edwards, C, Fowler, J, Caldwell, R, Bates, A, Edwards, JR, Zhang, J, Foehr, D, Parker, R, Roberts, A, Mundy, G
Format:	Conference item
Publicat:	2007

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