The G Protein-Coupled Estrogen Receptor-1, GPER-1, Promotes Fibrillogenesis via a Shc-Dependent Pathway Resulting in Anchorage-Independent Growth
Hilary Thompson Magruder(Brown University), Edward J. Filardo(University of Iowa), Jean E. Schwartzbauer(Princeton University), Jeffrey A. Quinn(Brown University), Jonathan S. Reichner(Providence College), Allan Huang(Brown University)
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