Arginine modification of lycosin-I to improve inhibitory activity against cancer cells.

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Baode Zhu

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Bo Chen

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Bobo Liu

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Jing Ma

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Peng Zhang

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Songping Liang

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Yujie Yan

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Zhonghua Liu

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