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Does Soluble CD44 Reflect the Clinical Behavior of Human Cancer? | SpringerLink
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Adhesion molecules are intimately involved in mediation of proper cell—cell contacts and communications in a wide variety of biological functions. During malignant trasformation, cells often lose precisely regulated contacts to the mircoenvironment. This may...
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Does Soluble CD44 Reflect the Clinical Behavior of Human Cancer?
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