RNA interference targeting against S100A4 suppresses cell growth and motility and induces apoptosis in human pancreatic cancer cells.
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M. Ishida | H. Nagase | T. Furukawa | S. Egawa | A. Horii | A. Fooladi | S. Yamanaka | Zhaodi Gu | M. Sunamura | Nobukazu Tsukamoto | T. Tabata | Daisuke Sato | A. I. Fooladi
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