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Yoon, Hyang Ran (윤향란) 5

Immunotherapy Research Center (면역치료제연구센터)

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No. Year Title Type
5 2021

2021Article

Collapsin response mediator protein 4 enhances the radiosensitivity of colon cancer cells through calcium-mediated cell signalingOncology Reports, vol. 45, no. 4, pp. 6-6Sang Yoon Park; Jong-Tae Kim; Eun Sun Park; Yo Sep Hwang; Hyang Ran Yoon; Kyung Eun Baek; Haiyoung Jung; Suk Ran Yoon; Bo Yeon Kim; Hee Jun Cho, et al.
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4 2021

2021Article

The human TOR signaling regulator is the key indicator of liver cancer patients' overall survival: TIPRL/LC3/CD133/CD44 as potential biomarkers for early liver cancersCancers, vol. 13, no. 12, pp. 2925-2925Soo Young Jun; Hyang Ran Yoon; Ji Yong Yoon; Su Jin Jeon; Jeong Ju Lee; D Halder; J M Kim; Nam-Soon Kim
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3 2019

2019Article

Epsilon-globin HBE1 enhances radiotherapy resistance by down-regulating BCL11A in colorectal cancer cellsCancers, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 498-498Sang Yoon Park; Seon-Jin Lee; Hee Jun Cho; Jong-Tae Kim; Hyang Ran Yoon; Kyung Ho Lee; Bo Yeon Kim; Y Lee; Hee Gu Lee
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2 2019

2019Article

Dynamic interactions between autophagosomes and lipid droplets in Chlamydomonas reinhardtiiCells, vol. 8, no. 9, pp. 992-992Q G Tran; Hyang Ran Yoon; K Cho; Seon-Jin Lee; J L Crespo; R Ramanan; Hee-Sik Kim
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1 2019

2019Article

The positive correlation of TIPRL with LC3 and CD133 contributes to cancer aggressiveness: potential biomarkers for early liver cancerScientific Reports, vol. 9, pp. 16802-16802Soo Young Jun; Su Jin Jeon; Ji Yong Yoon; Jeong Ju Lee; Hyang Ran Yoon; Min Hyeok Choi; D Halder; K Lee; Nam-Soon Kim
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