Article
MELK is an oncogenic kinase essential for mitotic progression in basal-like breast cancer…
eLife · 2014 · Yubao Wang, author Young-Mi Lee, author Lukas Baitsch, author Alan Huang, author Yi Xiang, author Haoxuan Tong, author Ana Lako, author Thanh Von, author Christine Choi, author Elgene Lim, author Junxia Min, author Li Li, author Frank Stegmeier, author Robert Schlegel, author Michael J Eck, author Nathanael S Gray, author Timothy J Mitchison, author Jean J Zhao, author
Key facts
| Title | MELK is an oncogenic kinase essential for mitotic progression in basal-like breast cancer cells |
|---|---|
| First author | Yubao Wang, author Young-Mi Lee, author Lukas Baitsch, author Alan Huang, author Yi Xiang, author Haoxuan Tong, author Ana Lako, author Thanh Von, author Christine Choi, author Elgene Lim, author Junxia Min, author Li Li, author Frank Stegmeier, author Robert Schlegel, author Michael J Eck, author Nathanael S Gray, author Timothy J Mitchison, author Jean J Zhao, author |
| Journal | eLife |
| Published | May 20, 2014 |
| DOI | 10.7554/eLife.01763 |
| Devices mentioned | K010696, K042152, K073490, K852441, K854177, K854178, K854179, K854180, K854181, K854182, K854183, K854184 and 6 more |
| Product codes mentioned | CDT, CEO, CFN, CGA, CGX, CHH, CIG, CIS, CIX, CJE, CKA, DFZ and 6 more |
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