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Original Article Study on the effect of XRCC1 silencing on radiotherapeutic response of nasopharyngeal carcinoma cells and its mechanism

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Figure 2. Proliferation ability of CNE-2 cells after XRCC1 silencing detected by MTT assay
Figure 3. Radiosensitivity of CNE-2 cells after XRCC1 silencing detected Figure 5through the clone-forming tes
Figure 5. CNE-2 cell cycle-related protein after XRCC1 silencing detected through Western blot
Figure 6. Effect of XRCC1 silencing on transplanted nasopharyngeal car-cinoma growth of nude mice

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