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Type I collagen expression contributes to angiogenesis and the development of deeply invasive cutaneous melanoma

Published on 19 March 2015

Type I collagen expression contributes to angiogenesis and the development of deeply invasive cutaneous melanoma
Authors	van Kempen LC, Rijntjes J, Mamor-Cornelissen I, Vincent-Naulleau S, Gerritsen MJ, Ruiter DJ, van Dijk MC, Geffrotin C, van Muijen GN
Journal	Int. J. Cancer 122 (5), 1019-1029, 2008
Year	2008
Institute	iRCM

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