Expression of early genes in estrogen induced phenotypic conversion of neuroblastoma cells.

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Estrogens are known to modulate the growth rate and differentiation state of a number of cells. In uterine, as well as in mammary tumor cells, estrogen-dependent proliferation and differentiation are correlated to a series of biochemical responses, including increased expression of proto-oncogenes such as: c-fos, c-jun and c-myc. Since estrogens were shown to regulate the proliferation and the differentiation...

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