The C3(1)/SV40 T-antigen transgenic mouse model of mammary cancer: ductal epithelial cell targeting with multistage progression to carcinoma
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Cheryl Jorcyk | Christine Couldrey | Masa-Aki Shibata | J. Wigginton | Jeffrey E. Green | M. Anver | R. Wiltrout | Weili Wang | C. Couldrey | A. Calvo | M. Shibata | C. Jorcyk | Weili Wang | Jeffrey E Green | Zi-yao Liu | Miriam R Anver | Jon Wigginton | Alfonso Calvo | K. Yoshidome | Katsuhide Yoshidome | Min-ling Liu | Robert Wiltrout | Eiko Shibata | Stanislaw Kaczmarczyk | S. Kaczmarczyk | E. Shibata | Zi-yao Liu | Min-ling Liu
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