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A new Mr 55,000 surface protein implicated in melanoma progression: association with a metastatic phenotype.

Cancer research - 15 Oct 2000

Boukerche H, Baril P, Tabone E, Bérard F, Sanhadji K, Balme B, Wolf F, Perrot H, Thomas L

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Emergence of the invasive phenotype is a key event in the progression of human melanoma from benign proliferative lesions to malignant lesions. Recently we successfully selected in vivo from a poorly metastatic M4Beu. human melanoma cell line two variants (7GP and T1P26) that generate a higher frequency of spontaneous metastases to the lungs into immune-suppressed neonatal rats. Both cell lines showed no...

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PMID: 11059782

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