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IFN-β signaling positively regulates tumorigenesis in aggressive fibromatosis, potentially by modulating mesenchymal progenitors

Tjandra et al., 2007

Document ID
17300197712886208120
Author
Tjandra S
Hsu C
Goh I
Gurung A
Poon R
Nadesan P
Alman B
Publication year
Publication venue
Cancer research

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Aggressive fibromatosis (also called desmoid tumor) is a benign, locally invasive, soft tissue tumor composed of cells with mesenchymal characteristics. These tumors are characterized by increased levels of β-catenin–mediated T-cell factor (TCF)–dependent transcriptional …
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