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Original Article

Motility as a Principal Requirement for Metastasis

Elliott Schiffmann Laboratory of Pathology National Cancer Institute Bethesda, Maryland
Pages 673-674 | Published online: 11 Jun 2009

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Z.G. Han, W.G. Jiang, S. Hiscox, M.B. Hallett, A. Isoai & R.E. Mansel. (1996) Inhibition of motility and invasion of human lung cancer cells by invasion inhibiting factor 2. Surgical Oncology 5:2, pages 77-84.
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Josef Smolle, Rainer Hofmann-Wellenhof, Regina Kofler, Lorenzo Cerroni, Josef Haas & Helmut Kerl. (1995) Computer Simulations of Histologic Patterns in Melanoma Using a Cellular Automaton Provide Correlations with Prognosis. Journal of Investigative Dermatology 105:6, pages 797-801.
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Keizo Takenaga, Yohko Nakamura, Hideya Endo & Shigeru Sakiyama. (2005) Involvement of Sl00–related Calcium–binding Protein pEL98 (or mts1) in Cell Motility and Tumor Cell Invasion. Japanese Journal of Cancer Research 85:8, pages 831-839.
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S. BellusciG. MoensJ.P. ThieryJ. Jouanneau. (1994) A scatter factor-like factor is produced by a metastatic variant of a rat bladder carcinoma cell line. Journal of Cell Science 107:5, pages 1277-1287.
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