HIF1α regulates glioma chemosensitivity through the transformation between differentiation and dedifferentiation in various oxygen levels.

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Bin Liao

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Chuan Lan

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Dewei Zou

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Hua Feng

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Junwei Wang

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Nan Wu

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Pan Wang

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Shuangjiang Yu

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Shuanglong Xiong

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Wenwu Wan

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