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Overexpression of USP39 predicts poor prognosis and promotes tumorigenesis of prostate cancer via promoting EGFR mRNA maturation and transcription elongation

3 Mar 2016

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// Yi Huang 1, 2, * , Xiu-Wu Pan 1, 3, * , Lin Li 1 , Lu Chen 1 , Xi Liu 1 , Jian-Lei Lu 4 , Xiao-Mei Zhu 4 , Hai Huang 1 , Qi-Wei Yang 1 , Jian-Qing Ye 3 , Si-Shun Gan 3 , Lin-Hui Wang 1 , Yi Hong 4 , Dan-Feng Xu 5 , Xin-Gang Cui 3 1 Department of Urinary Surgery of Changzheng Hospital, Second Military Medical University, Shanghai, 200003, China 2 The 2nd Department of Oncology of Chenggong Hospital, Xiamen...

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PMID: 26959883
DOI: 10.18632/oncotarget.7882

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