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Lee and Kim: Possible Side Effects of GH Replacement Therapy: Is de novo Malignancy Occurred?

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Fig. 1
The role of insulin like growth factor-I receptor between wild type and dominant negative LCC6, metastatic breast cancer cell line. WT, wild type; DN, dominant negative.
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Fig. 2
Gross pathology of metastatic lung tissue. Insulin like growth factor-I receptor is crucial factor of lung metastasis at the day of 54 after LCC6-wild type (WT) and LCC6-dominant negative (DN) cell injection.
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