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Phase I. in Vivo and IN Vitro Pharmacology of A Chemopreventive Agent -261025120
Fox Chase Cancer Center /Inc/
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Division of Cancer Prevention And Control (NCI)
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N01CN025120-001
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6994820
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2004
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