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Targeting Wnt signaling in myeloma in vivo; Differential effects on tumor burden and myeloma bone disease

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Edwards, C., Edwards, J. R., Lwin, S., & Mundy, G. (2016). Targeting Wnt signaling in myeloma in vivo; Differential effects on tumor burden and myeloma bone disease. 110(11), 249A–249A.

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Edwards, C., et al. Targeting Wnt Signaling in Myeloma in Vivo; Differential Effects on Tumor Burden and Myeloma Bone Disease. no. 11, 2016, pp. 249A–249A.

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Edwards, C, JR Edwards, S Lwin, and G Mundy. 2016. “Targeting Wnt Signaling in Myeloma in Vivo; Differential Effects on Tumor Burden and Myeloma Bone Disease.” In , 110:249A–249A.
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Volume:: 110
Issue:: 11
Pages:: 249A-249A
Host title:: BLOOD
Publication date:: 2007-11-16
ISSN:: 0006-4971
Source identifiers:: 240551

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Deposit date:: 2013-11-16

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