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Complex cadherin expression in human prostate cancer cells.

International journal of cancer - 1 Feb 2000

Bussemakers M J, Van Bokhoven A, Tomita K, Jansen C F, Schalken J A

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Changes in cell-cell interactions are critical in the process of cancer progression. Likewise, it has been shown that loss of expression of the cell adhesion molecule E-cadherin is associated with grade, stage, and prognosis in many carcinomas, including prostate cancer. Impaired E-cadherin-mediated interactions result in an invasive phenotype; however, the mere loss of cell-cell contact and communication is not...

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