Transforming growth factor-beta and matrix metalloproteinases: functional interactions in tumor stroma-infiltrating myeloid cells.

Transforming growth factor-beta and matrix metalloproteinases: functional interactions in tumor stroma-infiltrating myeloid cells.
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10.1155/2014/521754
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2014-01-01
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Santibanez, Juan F
Santibanez, Juan F
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Krstic, Jelena;Santibanez, Juan F

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