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ver, the lack of the NM23-M1 gene had no effect on the primary tumor in either model. In the model that developed pulmonary metastases, more mice that lacked the NM23-M1 gene developed metastases than mice that expressed the gene. The authors conclude that a lack of NM23-M1 expression promotes metastasis in this animal model of liver carcinogenesis.

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31-May-2005


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