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Analysis of the interaction of extracellular matrix and phenotype of bladder cancer cells.

BMC cancer - 13 Jan 2006

Dozmorov Mikhail G, Kyker Kimberly D, Saban Ricardo, Knowlton Nicholas, Dozmorov Igor, Centola Michael B, Hurst Robert E

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BACKGROUND: The extracellular matrix has a major effect upon the malignant properties of bladder cancer cells both in vitro in 3-dimensional culture and in vivo. Comparing gene expression of several bladder cancer cells lines grown under permissive and suppressive conditions in 3-dimensional growth on cancer-derived and normal-derived basement membrane gels respectively and on plastic in conventional tissue...

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PMID: 16412233
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2407-6-12
PMCID: PMC1360102

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