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Fibroblast subpopulations as accelerators of tumor progression: the role of migration stimulating factor.

EXS - 1 Jan 1995

Schor S L

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Tumor progression is a relatively indolent process, with many years commonly intervening between the inception of an initiating genetic lesion and the development of overt malignant disease. We suggest that the perturbation of normal epithelial-mesenchymal interactions caused by the inappropriate presence of fibroblast subpopulations displaying various 'fetal-like' phenotypic characteristics may significantly...

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PMID: 8527899
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-0348-9070-0_14

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