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De-regulated Stat5 activity in individual epithelial cells during parity cycles may represent a risk factor for latent breast cancer development
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Year:
2017
Source of publication :
International Journal of Molecular Medicine
Authors :
Barash, Itamar
;
.
Kfir, Shenhav
;
.
Kisliouk, Tatiana
;
.
Kudinov, Tania
;
.
Rauner, Gat
;
.
Reichenstein, Moshe
;
.
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40 (supplement)
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De-regulated Stat5 activity in individual epithelial cells during parity cycles may represent a risk factor for latent breast cancer development
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P. S16
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animal diseases
breast cancer
cancer (disease)
Epithelial Cells
Stat5
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Language:
English
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44581
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De-regulated Stat5 activity in individual epithelial cells during parity cycles may represent a risk factor for latent breast cancer development
40 (supplement)
P. S16
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