Selective inhibition of cancer cells by enzyme-induced gain of function of phosphorylated melittin analogues.

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Selective inhibition of cancer ...... phorylated melittin analogues.

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Selective inhibition of cancer ...... phorylated melittin analogues.

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Liang-Xiao Chen

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Pu-Guang Chen

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Qian-Qian Li

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Yong-Xiang Chen

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Yu-Fen Zhao

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Yuan Cao

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Zhi-Wen Hu

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10.1039/C7SC03217J

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Yan-Mei Li

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2017-09-12T00:00:00Z

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phosphorylation

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