Association of increased basement membrane invasiveness with absence of estrogen receptor and expression of vimentin in human breast cancer cell lines
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Robert Clarke | Nils Brünner | N. Brünner | R. Clarke | R. Dickson | M. Lippman | G. Martin | E. Thompson | G. Zugmaier | T. Shima | Marc E. Lippman | C. Sommers | S. Paik | Gerhard Zugmaier | Erik W. Thompson | Soonmyoung Paik | Connie L. Sommers | Thomas B. Shima | Jeffrey Torri | Steven Donahue | George R. Martin | Robert B. Dickson | J. Torri | Steven Donahue
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