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Cancer Investigation Volume 8, 1990 - Issue 5
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Targeting of Peritoneum by the Small Numbers of Isogeneic and Allogeneic Ascites Carcinoma Cells that Infiltrate or Attach to Peritoneum During Ascites Growth

Donald F. Parsons Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research New York State, Department of Health, Empire State Plaza Box 509, Albany, New York, 12201-0509
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Michael Marko Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research New York State, Department of Health, Empire State Plaza Box 509, Albany, New York, 12201-0509
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Peter G. Sacks Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research New York State, Department of Health, Empire State Plaza Box 509, Albany, New York, 12201-0509; Department of Tumor Biology, The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, Houston, TX, 77030.
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James Foley Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research New York State, Department of Health, Empire State Plaza Box 509, Albany, New York, 12201-0509
Pages 483-491 | Published online: 11 Jun 2009

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Donald F. Parsons. (1993) The Differing Types of Tumor Cell Invasion: Invasion of Elastic Lamina. Cancer Investigation 11:2, pages 159-163.
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Dilip Vakharia & Gerald J. Mizejewski. (2000) Human alpha – Fetoprotein peptides bind estrogen receptor and estradiol, and suppress breast cancer. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 63:1, pages 41-52.
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Tatyana M. Svitkina & Donald F. Parsons. (2006) Binding of some metastatic tumor cell lines to fibrous elastin and elastin peptides. International Journal of Cancer 53:5, pages 824-828.
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Donald F. Parsons, Michael Marko & Ardean Leith. (1990) The relative merits of direct morphometry of reconstructions of whole cells, and statistical morphometry by stereology of random sections of cells. Cell Biophysics 17:3, pages 227-242.
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