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2-DE analysis of a new human cell line EM-G3 derived from breast cancer progenitor cells and comparison with normal mammary epithelial cells.

Proteomics - 1 May 2007

Selicharová Irena, Smutná Katerina, Sanda Miloslav, Ubik Karel, Matousková Eva, Bursíková Eva, Brozová Markéta, Vydra Jan, Jirácek Jirí

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We performed a 2-DE analysis of proteins of the newly established spontaneously immortalized clonal cell line EM-G3 derived from a primary lesion of infiltrating ductal breast carcinoma. EM-G3 cells may represent progenitors of the mammary epithelial cells spontaneously immortalized in early phase of cancerogenesis. We compared the protein profile of EM-G3 line with proteins from populations of normal mammary...

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PMID: 17366476
DOI: 10.1002/pmic.200600907

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