Microenvironmental control of premalignant disease: the role of intercellular adhesion in the progression of squamous cell carcinoma.
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Alexander Margulis | A. Margulis | J. Garlick | Jonathan A Garlick | Weitian Zhang | Addy Alt-Holland | Wei-tian Zhang | Addy Alt‐Holland
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