Schultz, 1991 - Google Patents
The role of metalloproteinases in tumor cell metastasisSchultz, 1991
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- 13454109603045974288
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- Schultz R
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- Melanoma Research: Genetics, Growth Factors, Metastases, and Antigens
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Metastasis is a complex process for which the controlling factors have not yet been clearly identified. While certain oncogene transformations of cells will generate a metastatic phenotype, other transformations by even the same oncogene lead to cells having an ability …
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