Molecular mechanism of prostate cancer cell apoptosis induced by busulfan via adjustment of androgen receptor phosphatization

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Molecular mechanism of prostat ...... rogen receptor phosphatization

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Aiping Yang

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Guohui Yang

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Guojun Jiang

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Jun Liu

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Wenjuan Yang

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Yi Fang

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