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bibliographicCitation	Ahmad I, Yue WY, Fernando A, Clark JJ, Woodson EA, Hansen MR. p75^NTR is highly expressed in vestibular schwannomas and promotes cell survival by activating nuclear transcription factor κB. Glia. 2014 Jun 26;62(10):1699–712. doi: 10.1002/glia.22709.
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