Widespread requirement for Hedgehog ligand stimulation in growth of digestive tract tumours
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Yutaka Shimada | James R. Eshleman | David M. Berman | D. Neil Watkins | J. Eshleman | A. Maitra | P. Beachy | R. Montes de Oca | D. N. Watkins | D. Berman | Y. Shimada | Anirban Maitra | Philip A. Beachy | S. Karhadkar | R. M. D. Oca | M. Gerstenblith | K. Briggs | A. Parker | D. M. Berman | Sunil S. Karhadkar | Rocio Montes de Oca | Meg R. Gerstenblith | Kimberly Briggs | Antony R. Parker | David M. Berman | Sunil S. Karhadkar | Rocio Montes de Oca | Antony R. Parker | James R. Eshleman | D. Neil Watkins | Philip A. Beachy | S. S. Karhadkar | Antony R. Parker | D. N. Watkins
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