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Multiple changes in gene expression are associated with normal cell-induced modulation of the neoplastic phenotype.

Cancer research - 1 Oct 1998

Chang G W, Terzaghi-Howe M

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Specific regulatory pathways in neoplastic cells seem to be responsive to control signals provided by the normal cell/tissue environment. The present experiments were designed to define, at the molecular level, the growth-regulatory signals in neoplastic cells that are associated with the modulation of expression of the neoplastic phenotype by normal cell populations. When cultured in the presence of normal...

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PMID: 9766677

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