Reduced production and uptake of lactate are essential for the ability of WNT5A signaling to inhibit breast cancer cell migration and invasion
Chandra Prakash Prasad(DR. B.R.A. Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital), Tommy Andersson(Karolinska University Hospital)
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