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Correction: Tim-3 Expression in Cervical Cancer Promotes Tumor Metastasis.

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Fig 5. Effect of Tim-3 inhibition on Hela cell migration and invasion in vitro. (A) Cell migration capability was determined with a wound healing assay

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