Abstract B022: Characterizing invasiveness in CCCR cells: Role of miR-100, miR-125b and EVs
Muhammad Shameer(Vanderbilt University), James G. Patton(Vanderbilt University), Marjan Rafat(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Jeffrey L. Franklin(San Francisco VA Medical Center), Sara A. Schuster(Vanderbilt University), Kasey C. Vickers(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Alissa M. Weaver(Vanderbilt University), Elizabeth M. Semler(Vanderbilt University), Robert J. Coffey(Vanderbilt University), Danielle L. Michell(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Nicole L. Luthcke(Vanderbilt University), Xiao Liu(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Lucas L. Guy(Vanderbilt University), Liyu Huang(Vanderbilt University), Hannah M. Nelson(Vanderbilt University), Tellie D. Stamaris(Vanderbilt University), L Turnbull(Vanderbilt University), Shimian Qu(Vanderbilt University), Kevin C. Corn(Vanderbilt University), Sydney N. Chapman(Vanderbilt University), Qi Liu(East China University of Science and Technology)
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