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Identification of markers associated with highly aggressive metastatic phenotypes using quantitative comparative proteomics.

Cancer genomics & proteomics - 1 Jan 2000

Terp Mikkel G, Lund Rikke R, Jensen Ole N, Leth-Larsen Rikke, Ditzel Henrik J

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BACKGROUND: The spread of cancer cells from a primary tumor to form metastases at distant sites is a complex process that remains poorly defined. Certain tumor cells are more aggressive and thus lead to rapid development of multiple distant metastases. Here, we identify proteins associated with t...

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PMID: 22990106

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