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Production of the metastatic phenotype by DNA transfection in a rat mammary model.

Cell biology international - 1 Sept 1993

Davies B R, Barraclough R, Davies M P, Rudland P S

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A syngeneic, immunocompetent rat mammary model has been employed to investigate the molecular basis of the metastatic phenotype. Transfection of the benign rat mammary epithelial cell line Rama 37 with the gene for p9Ka; a small, rat, calcium-binding protein or DNA from metastatic human cell lines derived from a primary breast carcinoma or a pleural effusion yields transfectants with metastatic capabilities....

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PMID: 8220314
DOI: 10.1006/cbir.1993.1150

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