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Bulky glycocalyx drives cancer invasiveness by modulating substrate-specific adhesion

2023-08-06

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Majority of the eukaryotic cell surface is decorated with a layer of membrane attached polysaccharides and glycoproteins collectively referred to as the glycocalyx. While formation of a bulky glycocalyx has been associated with cancer progression, the mechanisms by which the glycocalyx regulates cancer invasiveness is incompletely understood. We address this question by first documenting sub-type specific expressi...

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Literature Corpus work: 19d3ac91-b90f-5aba-bf26-a5bd58bf76e8
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.03.551677

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