Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ?

Original language	American English
Media of output	Departmental Seminar/Colloquium
Place of Publication	University of Miami; Sylvester cancer center
State	Published - 2013

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• Departmental Seminar/Colloquium: Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ?

  Hviv, I. (Speaker)

  2013 → …

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Haviv, I. (2013). Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ?.

Haviv, Izhak. / Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ?. 2013. University of Miami; Sylvester cancer center.

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Haviv, I 2013, Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ?. University of Miami; Sylvester cancer center.

Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ? / Haviv, Izhak.
University of Miami; Sylvester cancer center. 2013.

Research output: Other contribution › peer-review

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Haviv I. Integrative and functional genomics of EMT – can we target metastatic cancer through natural processes it usurps ? 2013.