Roles of different IRES-dependent FGF2 isoforms in the acquisition of the major aggressive features of human metastatic melanoma.

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Francesca Bianchini

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Laura Papucci

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Lucia Magnelli

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Mario Del Rosso

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Nicola Schiavone

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10.1007/S00109-016-1463-7

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Alessio Biagioni

Elena Andreucci

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