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Fibroblast activation protein, a dual specificity serine protease expressed in reactive human tumor stromal fibroblasts

Park et al., 1999

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17588728417262099510
Author
Park J
Lenter M
Zimmermann R
Garin-Chesa P
Old L
Rettig W
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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Proteolytic degradation of extracellular matrix (ECM) components during tissue remodeling plays a pivotal role in normal and pathological processes including wound healing, inflammation, tumor invasion, and metastasis. Proteolytic enzymes in tumors may activate or …
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