Myoferlin is a novel exosomal protein and functional regulator of cancer-derived exosomes.

Myoferlin is a novel exosomal protein and functional regulator of cancer-derived exosomes.
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10.18632/oncotarget.13276
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2016-12-13
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Turtoi A
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Blomme A;Fahmy K;Peulen O;Costanza B;Fontaine M;Struman I;Baiwir D;de Pauw E;Thiry M;Bellahcène A;Castronovo V;Turtoi A

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