TLR4 May Accelerate Hypoxia Reaction to Promote the Occurrence and Progress of Cervical Lesions by Infected Pathogenic Microorganisms Other than HPV

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"TLR4 May Accelerate Hypoxia Reaction to Promote the Occurrence and Progress of Cervical Lesions by Infected Pathogenic Microorganisms Other than HPV"
written by Yanxiang Cheng, Gantao Chen, Xiaohang Wang, Yuhui Huang, Jinli Ding, Jinling Huang, Li Hong,
published by Journal of Cancer Therapy, Vol.4 No.2, 2013

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