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Growth rate of late passage sarcoma cells is independent of epigenetic events but dependent on the amount of chromosomal aberrations.

Experimental cell research - 15 Jul 2013

Becerikli Mustafa, Jacobsen Frank, Rittig Andrea, Köhne Wiebke, Nambiar Sandeep, Mirmohammadsadegh Alireza, Stricker Ingo, Tannapfel Andrea, Wieczorek Stefan, Epplen Joerg Thomas, Tilkorn Daniel, Steinstraesser Lars

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Soft tissue sarcomas (STS) are characterized by co-participation of several epigenetic and genetic events during tumorigenesis. Having bypassed cellular senescence barriers during oncogenic transformation, the factors further affecting growth rate of STS cells remain poorly understood. Therefore,...

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PMID: 23535008
DOI: 10.1016/j.yexcr.2013.03.023

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