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The tumorigenicity-promoting activity of C-FABP in prostate cancer cells depends on its fatty acid-binding ability
2011-01-01
Abstract excerpt
Cutaneous fatty acid-binding protein (C-FABP) or FABP5, is a FABP family member that can bind to long chain fatty acids with high affinity. C-FABP was identified by our research group as a gene involved in malignant progression of prostate cancer and able to promote the growth of primary tumours and induce metastasis when transfected into rat benign Rama 37 model cells. It was demonstrated that C-FABP was a progno...
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- 0c19de60-61ae-5bda-9916-1fd028161bea
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- 10.17638/00005213