NNMT depletion contributes to liver cancer cell survival by enhancing autophagy under nutrient starvation

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NNMT depletion contributes to liver cancer cell survival by enhancing autophagy under nutrient starvation

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Chang Wook Park

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Gyesoon Yoon

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Ji Hye Shin

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Kwan Yong Choi

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Sun Mi Hong

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s41389-018-0064-4

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10.1038/S41389-018-0064-4

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English

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2018-08-10T00:00:00Z

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1106059737

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30093610

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cancer research

molecular biology

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6085294

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