Blockage of PI3K/PKB/P27kip1 signaling pathway can antagonize 17β-estradiol-induced Ishikawa proliferation and cell cycle progression

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Department of Gynecology
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中华医学杂志(英文版) | 2006年 / 03期
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endometrial neoplasms; estrogens; signal transduction pathway; cell cycle; cell proliferation;
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