The “m6A writer” METTL3 and the “m6A reader” IGF2BP2 regulate cutaneous T‐cell lymphomas progression via CDKN2A
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The “m6A writer” METTL3 and the “m6A reader” IGF2BP2 regulate cutaneous T‐cell lymphomas progression via CDKN2A
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HEMATOLOGICAL ONCOLOGY
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Wiley
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2022-04-21
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10.1002/hon.3005
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