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Proliferating Cells of Human Basal Cell Carcinoma Are Located on the Periphery of Tumor Nodules by Grimwood, Ronald E, Ferris, Charles F, Mercill, Donald B, Huff, J Clark

“…Study of the growth characteristics of basal cell carcinoma (BCC), a relatively well-organized, slow-growing skin cancer, has been limited because of the lack…”
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Fibronectin Extracellular Matix Assembly by Human Epidermal Cells Implanted Into Athymic Mice by Grimwood, Ronald E., Baskin, Jonathan B., Nielsen, Larry D., Ferris, Charles F., Clark, Richard A.F.

“…Human epidermal keratinocytes reorganize into epidermal inclusion cysts when implanted subcutaneously into athymic mice. During the organization and maturation…”
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Basal Cell Carcinomas Grown in Nude Mice Produce and Deposit Fibronectin in the Extracellular Matrix by Grimwood, Ronald E., Ferris, Charles F., Nielsen, Larry D., Huff, J. Clark, Clark, Richard A.F.

“…Epidermal cells in vitro produce and deposit fibronectin (FN) in the pericellular matrix. Such FN production by epidermal cells may be involved in vivo in…”
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Transplantation of human basal cell carcinomas to athymic mice by Grimwood, R E, Johnson, C A, Ferris, C F, Mercill, D B, Mellette, J R, Huff, J C

“…Basal cell carcinomas (BCCs) obtained from 22 subjects undergoing microscopically controlled surgery were transplanted to 40 athymic (nude) mice. With no…”
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Fibronectin extracellular matrix assembly by human epidermal cells implanted into athymic mice by GRIMWOOD, R. E, BASKIN, J. B, NIELSEN, L. D, FERRIS, C. F, CLARK, R. A. F

“…Human epidermal keratinocytes reorganize into epidermal inclusion cysts when implanted subcutaneously into athymic mice. During the organization and maturation…”
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The Biology of Basal Cell Carcinomas—A Revisit and Recent Developments by GRIMWOOD, RONALD E., SIEGLE, RONALD J., FERRIS, CHARLES F., HUFF, J. CLARK

“… This paper will review some of the present information on the biology of basal cell carcinoma. Recent developments include a better understanding of the…”
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