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Cellular protein alterations in colorectal cancer: p28, p53 and p65 studies.

Cytobios - 1 Jan 2001

Stawińska M, Bryś M, Kiliańska Z M, Hanausek-Wataszek M, Krajewska W M

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The expression and intracellular distribution of the p28 protein (MW 28 kD), which is electrophoretically specific for tumour cells, the p53 protein (MW 53 kD), one of the most frequently mutated in cancer, and the oncofoetal p65 protein (MW 65 kD), were investigated in colorectal cancer and norm...

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PMID: 11534828

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