Microvesicles mediate transfer of P-glycoprotein to paclitaxel-sensitive A2780 human ovarian cancer cells, conferring paclitaxel-resistance
Fang-Fang Zhang(Jiangnan University), Xin Ma(Jilin Agricultural University), Hui Xing(Hubei University of Arts and Science), Xiyuan Li(State Key Laboratory of Modern Optical Instruments), Jian Jin(Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology), Iain C. Bruce(Jiangnan University), Qiannan Zhao(North University of China), Wei-xing Xing(Jiangnan University), Jiang Li(Chengdu University of Technology), Yun Chen(Johns Hopkins University), Mei Shi(China University of Mining and Technology), Yifei Zhu, Dantong Yang(Jiangnan University), Yeping Dong(Jiangnan University)
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