Binding of Sp 1 to the proximal promoter links constitutive expression of the human uPA gene and invasive potential of PC 3 cells
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F. Blasi | C. Ferrai | I. Ibañez-Tallon | E. Longobardi | Ileana Facetti | M. Crippa | Carmelo Ferrai
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