Abstract B108: Cancer-associated fibroblasts contribute to establishment of ER-negative breast cancer phenotype through secreted factors and miRNAs
Sanket H. Shah(University of Miami), Dorraya El‐Ashry(University of Miami), Katherine Drews‐Elger(University of Miami), Alana Steinberg(University of Miami), Joeli Brinkman(University of Miami), Stefania Lairet(University of Miami), Philip Miller(University of California San Diego)
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