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Proteomic strategies in bladder cancer: From tissue to fluid and back.

2008-07-01

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We have applied protein expression profiling technologies in combination with immunohistochemistry, using fresh tissue and urine samples, to assess bladder cancer heterogeneity and prognosis as well as to generate protein markers for tumor progression and early diagnosis of the disease. Here, we review some selected lines of investigation and approaches undertaken by our laboratory, drawing on more than 15 years o...

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Literature Corpus work: f59f83f3-6a04-5c11-8161-3b8e841da0bf
DOI: 10.1002/prca.200780163

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