Targeting DNA methylation depletes uterine leiomyoma stem-cell enriched population by stimulating their differentiation
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Abstract. Uterine leiomyoma is the most common tumor in women and can cause severe morbidity. Leiomyoma growth requires maintenance and proliferation of a stem
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| Authors | Liu, Shimeng;Yin, Ping;Xu, Jingting;Dotts, Ariel J;Kujawa, Stacy A;Coon V, John S;Zhao, Hong;Shilatifard, Ali;Dai, Yang;Bulun, Serdar E; |
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