Protein kinase C isozymes as therapeutic targets for treatment of human cancers.

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Published in Adv Enzyme Regul on March 18, 2008

Authors

Alan P Fields1, Nicole R Murray

Author Affiliations

1: Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center, Department of Cancer Biology, Jacksonville, FL, USA. fields.alan@mayo.edu

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