Fibrin degradation products, produced by glioma cell-associated fibrinolysis and the partial inhibition of cell growth and migration in tissue culture. [electronic resource]

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Zänker, K S

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Stavrou, D
Blümel, G

Producer: 19800625Description: 387-94 p. digitalSubject(s):

Animals
Brain Neoplasms -- blood
Cell Division -- drug effects
Cell Migration Inhibition
Culture Techniques
Fibrin Fibrinogen Degradation Products -- metabolism
Fibrinolysis -- drug effects
Glioma -- blood
Methylnitrosourea
Microscopy, Electron
Neoplasms, Experimental -- blood
Plasminogen Activators -- analysis
Rabbits
Rats
Tranexamic Acid -- pharmacology

In: Cellular and molecular biology, including cyto-enzymology vol. 25

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Fibrin degradation products, produced by glioma cell-associated fibrinolysis and the partial inhibition of cell growth and migration in tissue culture.

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Zänker K. S., Stavrou D. & Blümel G. (19800625). Fibrin degradation products, produced by glioma cell-associated fibrinolysis and the partial inhibition of cell growth and migration in tissue culture. : Cellular and molecular biology, including cyto-enzymology.

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Zänker K S, Stavrou D and Blümel G. 19800625. Fibrin degradation products, produced by glioma cell-associated fibrinolysis and the partial inhibition of cell growth and migration in tissue culture. : Cellular and molecular biology, including cyto-enzymology.

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Zänker K. S., Stavrou D. and Blümel G. (19800625). Fibrin degradation products, produced by glioma cell-associated fibrinolysis and the partial inhibition of cell growth and migration in tissue culture. : Cellular and molecular biology, including cyto-enzymology.

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Zänker K S, Stavrou D and Blümel G. Fibrin degradation products, produced by glioma cell-associated fibrinolysis and the partial inhibition of cell growth and migration in tissue culture. : Cellular and molecular biology, including cyto-enzymology. 19800625.

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