PANC-1 cells proliferative response to ionizing radiation is related to GSK-3β phosphorylation.

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Claudia M Cocca

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Elena S Rivera

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Gabriela A Martín

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Graciela P Cricco

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Nora A Mohamad

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Rosa M Bergoc

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10.1139/O2012-032

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