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Cellular and molecular consequences of S100A4-induced motility in rat breast tumour Rama 37 cells

2013-01-01

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Since the first discovery of S100 members in 1965, their expressions have been affiliated with numerous biological functions in all cells of the body. However, in the recent years, S100A4, a member of this superfamily has emerged as the central target in generating new avenue for cancer therapy as its overexpression has been correlated with cancer patients’ mortality as well as established roles as motility and me...

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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00027394
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