Cytokeratins of Tumorigenic and Highly Malignant Respiratory Tract Epithelial Cells
In malignant airway epithelial cells, structural abnormalities were evident from the cytokeratin organization. To determine whether the cytokeratins themselves were responsible, an in vitro model for bronchogenic carcinoma, consisting of three highly malignant lines and three less tumorigenic lines,...
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IntechOpen
2022
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