Novel invadopodia components revealed by differential proteomic analysis.
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Roberto Buccione | B. Wieringa | R. van Horssen | Bé Wieringa | R. Buccione | G. Giacchetti | Giada Giacchetti | Giusi Caldieri | Remco van Horssen | Francesca Attanasio | F. Attanasio | Giusi Caldieri | Remco van Horssen
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