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    Stadlbauer S, Steinborn C, Klemd A, Hattori F, Ohmori K, Suzuki K, Huber R, Wolf P, Gründemann C.
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  • 19. Green tea catechin (-)-epicatechin gallate induces tumour suppressor protein ATF3 via EGR-1 activation.
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