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Phage display selection of peptides that affect prostate carcinoma cells attachment and invasion.

V I VI Romanov, D B DB Durand, and V A VA Petrenko

Prostate 47(4):239-51 (2001) PMID 11398171

Prostate cancer-specific proteins must be identified to serve as diagnostic and prognostic markers. Cell surface proteins are especially important, because they have potential utility as diagnostic markers and therapeutic targets. Identification of ligands for these proteins will allow use of these ligands as diagnostic and therapeutic tools and permit the investigation of receptor function. We performed a search for peptide ligands to prostate cancer cell-specific receptors.

DOI: 10.1002/pros.1068
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