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Prognostic significance of tumor phosphatidylcholine stearic acid level in breast carcinoma | Breast Cancer Research and Treatment
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The involvement of lipid enzymes in the action of oncogenes at the cell membrane level has suggested that membrane lipids could play a role in modulating the growth of tumors. We previously found that breast cancer patients with a low level of polyunsaturated fatty acids in their primary tumor
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