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Differential activity of NADPH-producing dehydrogenases renders rodents unsuitable models to study IDHI R132 mutation effects in human glioblastoma

  • Nadia A. Atai
  • , Nynke A. Renkema-Mills
  • , Joost Bosman
  • , Nadja Schmidt
  • , Denise Rijkeboer
  • , Wikky Tigchelaar
  • , Klazien S. Bosch
  • , Dirk Troost
  • , Ard Jonker
  • , Fonnet E. Bleeker
  • , Hrvoje Miletic
  • , Rolf Bjerkvig
  • , Philip C. de Witt Hamer
  • , Cornelis J.F. van Noorden

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