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Gynaecological cancer / Papillomavirus / Anatomical pathology / Pathology / Heparanase / Heparan sulfate / Syndecan / Metastasis / Cervical cancer / Medicine / Biology / Angiology
Date: 2011-01-19 12:33:45
Gynaecological cancer
Papillomavirus
Anatomical pathology
Pathology
Heparanase
Heparan sulfate
Syndecan
Metastasis
Cervical cancer
Medicine
Biology
Angiology

ORIGINAL ARTICLE Quantitative Analysis of Heparanase Gene Expression in Normal Cervical, Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplastic, and Cervical Carcinoma Tissues Eugene Varchalama, MD,* Alexander Rodolakis, MD, PhD,* Areti S

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