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IL-13Rα2介导的毒素融合蛋白在肿瘤治疗中的应用 |
杜娟,胡红刚,侯玲玲 |
北京交通大学理学院生物科学与技术研究所 |
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Application of IL-13Rα2-directed Toxin Fusion Protein in Tumor Therapy |
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