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Publications by Natalia D. Marchenko
ErbB2 Inhibition by Lapatinib Promotes Degradation of Mutant P53 Protein in Cancer Cells
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Unconventional Activation Mechanisms of MMP-26, a Human Matrix Metalloproteinase With a Unique PHCGXXD Cysteine-Switch Motif
Journal of Biological Chemistry
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