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Coexpression of hepatocyte growth factor-Met: an early step in ovarian carcinogenesis?

Oncogene - 15 Mar 2001

Wong A S, Pelech S L, Woo M M, Yim G, Rosen B, Ehlen T, Leung P C, Auersperg N

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Since autocrine regulation of HGF-Met is implicated in many forms of human cancer, we investigated whether the predisposition to develop ovarian cancer in women with hereditary ovarian cancer syndromes involves changes in the expression of HGF-Met by the tissue of origin of epithelial ovarian can...

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PMID: 11313876
DOI: 10.1038/sj.onc.1204253

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