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Overexpression of CD99 increases the migration and invasiveness of human malignant glioma cellsSeol et al., 2012
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- Seol H
- Chang J
- Yamamoto J
- Romagnuolo R
- Suh Y
- Weeks A
- Agnihotri S
- Smith C
- Rutka J
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- Genes & cancer
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The malignant glioma is the most common primary human brain tumor, and its migration and invasiveness away from the primary tumor mass are considered a leading cause of tumor recurrence and treatment failure. Recently, gene expression profiling revealed that the …
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