The LPI/GPR55 axis enhances human breast cancer cell migration via HBXIP and p-MLC signaling.

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The LPI/GPR55 axis enhances hu ...... via HBXIP and p-MLC signaling.

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Chong-Yue Zhu

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Wei Zou

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Xiao-Lei Zhou

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Xin Guo

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Yu-Pin Song

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10.1038/APS.2017.157

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