Up-Regulation of the Gap Junction Intercellular Communication by Tea Polyphenol in the Human Metastatie Lung Carcinoma Cell Line

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  2012

• Venue

  Journal of Cancer Therapy

• Publication date

  2012-02-16

• Fields of study

  Biology, Medicine, Environmental Science

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  DOI 10.4236/JCT.2012.31009
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