Involvement of extracellular matrix constituents in breast cancer.
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Involvement of extracellular matrix constituents in breast cancer.
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Involvement of extracellular matrix constituents in breast cancer.
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Involvement of extracellular matrix constituents in breast cancer.
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Involvement of extracellular matrix constituents in breast cancer.
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P356
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Involvement of extracellular matrix constituents in breast cancer.
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10.1006/SCBI.1995.0017
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1995-06-01T00:00:00Z