Lung Cancer
Non-small cell lung cancer metastasis is marked by aminopeptidase N
Published in Cancer Weekly, September 5th, 2006
"The aim of our study is to investigate the mechanism of metastasis, to detect novel metastasis-associated molecules, and to evaluate the molecules from the point of view of clinical application. A monoclonal antibody MH8-11, which we established, recognizes a glycoprotein that is identical to APN/CD13," scientists in Japan report.
T. Tokuhara and colleagues, Kitano Hospital, wrote, "APN/CD13 degrades the extracellular matrix, while it is also involved in cell motility and improves angiogenesis. We investigated the expression of APN/CD13 in 194 cases of NSCLC by...
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