Abstract 2148 Targeting the m6A epitranscriptome affects cellular metabolism and identifies a potential vulnerability in HR+ breast cancer cells
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Brian Clem
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Mary Sumlut
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Xinmin Yin
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Xiang Zhang
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Carolyn Klinge
Article Details
Journal
Journal of Biological Chemistry
Volume / Issue
Vol. 301, Issue 5
Published
May 01, 2025
Pages
108703
ISSN
0021-9258
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Authors (5)
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Brian Clem
M
Mary Sumlut
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Xinmin Yin
X
Xiang Zhang
C
Carolyn Klinge
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