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November 1, 2018Nature CommunicationsOpen Access

Genetic dissection of the miR-200–Zeb1 axis reveals its importance in tumor differentiation and invasion

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ATAlexandra C. TitleInspireSHSue‐Jean HongHoward Hughes Medical InstituteNPNuno D. PiresBoehringer Ingelheim (Germany)

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