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Genetic regulation of metastatic progression.
Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000
Wright J A, Egan S E, Greenberg A H
Abstract excerpt
Metastasis is a complex process which results in the growth of tumor cells at sites distant from the primary neoplasm. It is likely that many of the large number of biological changes associated with metastatic ability are controlled through alterations in the expression of a relatively small number of key genes usually referred to as cellular oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes. These genes are normally...
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