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Gasparoni, 2003 - Google Patents

Differentiation and growth in monolayer cultures of human oral normal and malignant keratinocytes and their relationship with adhesion molecules expression

Gasparoni, 2003

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10162666611162064056
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Gasparoni A
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Adhesion molecules have been shown to provide both intercellular attachment and transmit extracellular signaling in most cell types. The primary objective of the work presented in this thesis was to determine the relationship between some adhesion molecules, growth, and …
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