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Synopsis of a research roundtable presented on cell signaling in myeloma: regulation of growth and apoptosis--opportunities for new drug discovery.

Molecular cancer therapeutics - 1 Dec 2002

Anderson Kenneth C, Dalton William S

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A wide variety of alterations affect important cell-signaling pathways involved in growth, survival, and migration of myeloma cells. Several of these pathways have been identified, and a number of potential anticancer agents are in development to block specific cell signaling proteins. The fifth experts' roundtable in multiple myeloma was convened in May 2001 to focus on this important issue. The roundtable...

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