Control of Breast Stem Cells

Control of Breast Stem Cells

This animation illustrates how breast stem cells respond to steroid hormone despite the cells not having any steroid receptors.

The animation illustrates the research published in Nature (Vol 465, Issue 7299, 2010) by the laboratory of Jane Visvader and Geoffrey Lindeman.

Etsuko Uno and Drew Berry, 2010

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Stem cells, Cancer

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