Limited cell-autonomous anticancer mechanisms in long-lived bats
F
Fathima Athar
Z
Zhizhong Zheng
S
Sebastien Riquier
M
Max Zacher
J
J. Yuyang Lu
Y
Yang Zhao
V
Valentin Volobaev
D
Dominic Alcock
A
Alex Galazyuk
L
Lisa Noelle Cooper
T
Tony Schountz
L
Lin-Fa Wang
E
Emma C. Teeling
A
Andrei Seluanov
V
Vera Gorbunova
Article Details
Journal
Nature Communications
Volume / Issue
Vol. 16, Issue 1
Published
May 03, 2025
ISSN
2041-1723
Publisher
Nature Portfolio
Authors (15)
F
Fathima Athar
Z
Zhizhong Zheng
S
Sebastien Riquier
M
Max Zacher
J
J. Yuyang Lu
Y
Yang Zhao
V
Valentin Volobaev
D
Dominic Alcock
A
Alex Galazyuk
L
Lisa Noelle Cooper
T
Tony Schountz
L
Lin-Fa Wang
E
Emma C. Teeling
A
Andrei Seluanov
V
Vera Gorbunova
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