Distinct Types of Tumor-Initiating Cells Form Human Colon Cancer Tumors and Metastases

Sebastian M. Dieter(German Cancer Research Center), Claudia R. Ball(German Cancer Research Center), Christopher M. Hoffmann(German Cancer Research Center), Ali Nowrouzi(German Cancer Research Center), Friederike Herbst(German Cancer Research Center), Oksana Zavidij(German Cancer Research Center), Ulrich Abel(German Cancer Research Center), Anne I.J. Arens(German Cancer Research Center), Wilko Weichert(Heidelberg University), Karsten Brand(Heidelberg University), Moritz Koch(Heidelberg University), Jürgen Weitz(Heidelberg University), Manfred Schmidt(German Cancer Research Center), Christof von Kalle(German Cancer Research Center), Hanno Glimm(German Cancer Research Center)
Cell stem cell
October 1, 2011
10.1016/j.stem.2011.08.010
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