Characterisation of the Helix pomatia agglutinin binding glycoproteins of colorectal cancer cell lines and tissue samples
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An in vitro model using human colorectal cancer cell lines ranging from HPA negative, non metastatic, to HPA positive and metastatic and the identification of the HPA binding proteins in the metastatic cancer cell line HT29 is established.
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