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Transcriptional activation of functional endogenous estrogen receptor gene expression in MCF10AT cells: a model for early breast cancer.

Shekhar et al., 1998

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7244442817254906429
Author
Shekhar P
Chen M
Werdell J
Heppner G
Miller F
Christman J
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International journal of oncology

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Utilizing the MCF10AT xenograft model for progression of human proliferative breast disease, we detected expression of the endogenous estrogen receptor (ER) gene only in MCF10AneoT and cells of the MCF10AT system, all of which stably express a transfected …
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