Prognostic impact of EMT (epithelial-mesenchymal-transition)-related protein expression in endometrial cancer

Yoshimichi Tanaka(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Masahide Ohmichi(Osaka University of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Masaaki Takai(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Satoshi Tsunetoh(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Yoshito Terai(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Satoe Fujiwara(Osaka University of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Masanori Kanemura(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Akiko Tanabe(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Saha Yoo(Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Hiroshi Kawaguchi(New Tokyo Hospital)
Cancer Biology & Therapy
January 1, 2013
10.4161/cbt.22625
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