Tenascin in mammary gland development: from embryogenesis to carcinogenesis.
作者： T. Sakakura , A. Ishihara , R. Yatani
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-3940-7_18
关键词: Embryogenesis 、 Biology 、 Molecular level 、 Anatomy 、 Mouse Mammary Gland 、 Tenascin 、 Mammary tumor 、 Mammary gland development 、 Oligonucleotide 、 Carcinogenesis 、 Computational biology
摘要: The enormous progress in immunology and molecular biology has encouraged the development of many ingenious techniques that now make it possible to analyze various biological phenomena at level. For example, pieces immunoglobulins or fragments oligonucleotides ]have been used as probes demonstrate presence location their partners both cells tissues. Such capabilities represent an important advance cell fields animal pathology, where a large amount knowledge already accumulated.
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