Identification of the microRNA networks contributing to macrophage differentiation and function

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Identification of the microRNA networks contributing to macrophage differentiation and function

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Fiona Eyers

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Hock L Tay

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Hong Zhou

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Jie Zhang

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Ming Yang

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Yang Xiang

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10.18632/ONCOTARGET.8933

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