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Identification of DNA regions involved in the metastatic phenotype of human prostatic carcinoma cells

2002-01-01

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This thesis describes a strategy for the identification and isolation of DNA sequences that are involved in the metastasis of human prostate cancer cells. The approach used comprised a selection process which involved transfection of fragments of genomic DNA from established human prostate carcinoma cell lines into rat mammary epithelial cell line Rama 37 that produces encapsulated benign tumours when inoculated s...

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Literature Corpus work: f3e44994-32d6-5f66-9c44-65497024f786
DOI: 10.17638/03167637

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