The mechanistic antitumor study of myricanol 5-fluorobenzyloxy ether in human leukemic cell HL-60.

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The mechanistic antitumor stud ...... in human leukemic cell HL-60.

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Chen-Jie Fan

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Guan-Hai Dai

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Ke-Qun Chai

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Xiao-Jing Nie

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Xuan Chen

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Ye-Ling Tong

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Ze-Ming Ren

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Zhen-Hua Li

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10.4155/FMC-2017-0165

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2017-08-18T00:00:00Z

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leukemia