The lung carcinoma tissues and clinical data obtained from our institute were approved by the Institutional Review Board of China (approval ID 81470137). We also subjected the cell lysates from the clinical specimens to Western blot analysis.
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The lung carcinoma tissues and clinical data obtained from our institute were approved by the Institutional Review Board of China (approval ID 81470137). We also subjected the cell lysates from the clinical specimens to Western blot analysis.
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