MUG Mel3 Cell Lines Reflect Heterogeneity in Melanoma and Represent a Robust Model for Melanoma in Pregnancy
Silke Schrom(Medical University of Graz), Beate Rinner(Medical University of Graz), Waltraud Brandl(Medical University of Graz), Christian Wadsack(Medical University of Graz), Thomas Hebesberger(Medical University of Graz), Dagmar Zweytick(University of Graz), Peter Schlenke(Medical University of Graz), Ines Anders(Medical University of Graz), Karl Kashofer(Medical University of Graz), Nadine Kretschmer(University of Graz), Sabrina Riedl(University of Graz), Mariangela Garofalo(University of Padua), Georg Richtig(Medical University of Graz), Ellen Heitzer(Medical University of Graz), Birgit Hirschmugl(Medical University of Graz), Stefanie Angela Wallner(Medical University of Graz), Ariane Aigelsreiter(Medical University of Graz), Claudia Bernecker(Medical University of Graz), Erika Richtig(Medical University of Graz)
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