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Characterization of a polypeptide factor that inhibits the growth of a human breast cancer line in vitro
This thesis concerns a melanoma-derived growth regulatory factor that inhibited proliferation of several malignant human cell lines, and, in particular, a line designated UCT-BR-1, which was derived from a human breast cancer metastasis. The work is presented in four chapters. Chapter 1 provides a r...
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Division of Clinical Immunology
2017
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