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Mackay et al., 1990 - Google Patents

Basement membrane type IV collagen degradation: evidence for the involvement of a proteolytic cascade independent of metalloproteinases

Mackay et al., 1990

Document ID
6537422770548607394
Author
Mackay A
Corbitt R
Hartzler J
Thorgeirsson U
Publication year
Publication venue
Cancer research

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Current hypotheses suggest that both the plasmin system and metalloproteinases are involved in tumor invasion of basement membrane. In this study, we demonstrate that plasmin can directly degrade native and denatured type IV collagen in solution as well as in …
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