Abstract 2368: Differentiated gastric cancer cells have a potential to induce cancer-associated fibroblasts
Yuncheng Li(Okayama University), Toshiyoshi Fujiwara(Okayama University), Ryoichi Katsube(Okayama University), Shunsuke Kagawa(Okayama University Hospital), Kazuhiro Noma(Okayama University), Yuuri Hashimoto(Daiichi-Sankyo (Japan)), Naoto Hori(Tottori University Hospital), Hiroshi Tazawa(Okayama University), Masahiko Nishizaki(Tsuyama Chuo Hospital), Shinji Kuroda
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