Loss of nuclear prothymosin-α expression is associated with disease progression in human superficial bladder cancer.

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Loss of nuclear prothymosin-α ...... an superficial bladder cancer.

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Loss of nuclear prothymosin-α ...... an superficial bladder cancer.

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Loss of nuclear prothymosin-α ...... an superficial bladder cancer.

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Chang-Te Lin

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Chen-Li Lai

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Cheng-Huang Shen

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Chun-Liang Tung

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