Lewis(y) antigen promotes the progression of epithelial ovarian cancer by stimulating MUC1 expression.

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Bei Lin

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Danye Zhang

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Dawo Liu

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Jian Gao

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Luo Jiang

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Masao Iwamori

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Rui Hou

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Shulan Zhang

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Zhenhua Hu

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10.3892/IJMM.2017.3009

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