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Prognostic hub gene CBX2 drives a cancer stem cell-like phenotype in HCC revealed by multi-omics and multi-cohorts.

Qingren Meng · Qian Zhou · Xi Chen · Jun Chen

Aging · 2023 doi:10.18632/aging.205173

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