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bibliographicCitation	Daller B, Müsch W, Röhrl J, Tumanov AV, Nedospasov SA, Männel DN, Schneider‐Brachert W, Hehlgans T. Lymphotoxin‐β receptor activation by lymphotoxin‐α₁β₂ and LIGHT promotes tumor growth in an NFκB‐dependent manner. Intl Journal of Cancer. 2011 Jan 28;128(6):1363–70. doi: 10.1002/ijc.25456.
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title	Lymphotoxin‐β receptor activation by lymphotoxin‐α1β2 and LIGHT promotes tumor growth in an NFκB‐dependent manner
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