NSD2’s role in driving prostate cancer development
This study is the first to demonstrate that NSD2 is foundational to the earliest stage of prostate cancer development.
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This study is the first to demonstrate that NSD2 is foundational to the earliest stage of prostate cancer development.
17 July 2024 | By Eurofins Discovery
Join this webinar to hear from Eurofins Discovery on the latest offerings for drug-drug interaction assessments using CRISPR KO/KI MDCKII cell lines
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