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Proteome profile changes during transdifferentiation of NRP-152 rat prostatic basal epithelial cells.

Molecules and cells - 29 Feb 2004

Shim Jung Hye, Danielpour David, Lee Chung, Kim Yu Sam, Bahk Young Yil, Yoo Tag Keun

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NRP-152 is an androgen responsive, non-tumorigenic cell line, which shows basal epithelial cell characteristics under normal growth conditions. It has been noted that NRP-152 undergoes morphological and cytoskeletal changes toward its luminal counterpart NRP-154 when it is grown under growth restrictive conditions. We have extensively investigated the details of protein change of NRP-152 during...

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