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Heterogeneity of potential for hematogenous metastasis in a human pancreatic carcinoma

Vezeridis et al., 1990

Document ID
5612294555604224990
Author
Vezeridis M
Meitner P
Tibbetts L
Doremus C
Tzanakakis G
Calabresi P
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Surgical Research

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Human pancreatic carcinoma, a disease with grave prognosis, frequently metastasizes to the liver, with detrimental consequences for the host. Good models of experimental metastasis for this disease are lacking. We describe a model of hepatic metastasis from the …
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