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Migration Stimulating Factor : new marker for tumour progression?

2015-01-01

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The aims of my work were: a) to generate reagents (recombinant protein and antibodies) useful to identify MSF as a possible marker for TAMs in human tumours; b) to characterise the biological properties of MSF. MSF is a soluble oncofoetal isoform of human fibronectin 1, identical to the N-terminus portion of fibronectin and characterized by the presence of a unique 10 amino acids long sequence in the C-terminus en...

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Literature Corpus work: a1a6d8f2-cd8a-5422-a99a-0635256336db
DOI: 10.21954/ou.ro.0000ef8f

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