Characteristics of cultured human melanocytes isolated from different stages of tumor progression.

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Published in Cancer Res on November 01, 1985

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M Herlyn, J Thurin, G Balaban, J L Bennicelli, D Herlyn, D E Elder, E Bondi, D Guerry, P Nowell, W H Clark

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