Lysosomal Degradation of CD44 Mediates Ceramide Nanoliposome-induced Anoikis and Diminished Extravasation in Metastatic Carcinoma Cells*
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M. Kester | A. Manni | T. Fox | T. Cooper | A. Khokhlatchev | Junjia Zhu | Jeremy K. Haakenson | Samuel S Linton | Pu Zhang | C. Fu | P. Zaki | C. Dong | Younhee J Choi
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