Netrin-4 overexpression suppresses primary and metastatic colorectal tumor progression.
@article{Eveno2013Netrin4OS,
title={Netrin-4 overexpression suppresses primary and metastatic colorectal tumor progression.},
author={C. Eveno and J O Contreres and Patricia Hainaud and Judith Nemeth and Evelyne Dupuy and Marc Pocard},
journal={Oncology reports},
year={2013},
volume={29 1},
pages={
73-8
}
}Tumor angiogenesis is closely associated with clinical staging and has been proposed to correlate with clinical response in terms of subsequent metastases following primary resection. Netrin-4 (NT-4) regulates angiogenic responses. Therefore, we sought to examine the effects of NT-4 on the primary tumor growth of colon cancer cells, liver and lung metastases of colon cancer cells, and responses following primary tumor resection. We…
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