EpCAM cellular functions in adhesion and migration, and potential impact on invasion: A critical review

Volume: 1874, Issue: 2, Pages: 188436 - 188436
Published: Dec 1, 2020
Abstract
EpCAM has long been known as a cell surface protein highly expressed in carcinomas. It has since become one of the key cancer biomarkers. Despite its high fame, its actual role in cancer development is still controversial. Beyond a flurry of correlative studies, which point either to a positive or a negative link with tumour progression, there has been surprisingly few studies on the actual cellular mechanisms of EpCAM and on their functional...
Paper Details
Title
EpCAM cellular functions in adhesion and migration, and potential impact on invasion: A critical review
Published Date
Dec 1, 2020
Volume
1874
Issue
2
Pages
188436 - 188436
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