Search Results - "MAOZHENG DAI"

Cyclin D1 Regulates Cellular Migration through the Inhibition of Thrombospondin 1 and ROCK Signaling by Li, Zhiping, Wang, Chenguang, Jiao, Xuanmao, Lu, Yinan, Fu, Maofu, Quong, Andrew A., Dye, Chip, Yang, Jianguo, Dai, Maozheng, Ju, Xiaoming, Zhang, Xueping, Li, Anping, Burbelo, Peter, Stanley, E. Richard, Pestell, Richard G.

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Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Localization in the Rat and Monkey Testes1 by Suarez-Quian, Carlos A., Dai, Maozheng, Onoda, Makoto, Kriss, R. M., Dym, Martin

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Dynamic Cytoskeleton-Integrin Associations Induced by Cell Binding to Immobilized Fibronectin by Mueller, Susette C., Kelly, Thomas, Dai, Maozheng, Dai, Haining, Chen, Wen-Tien

“…We have examined the early events of cellular attachment and spreading (10-30 min) by allowing chick embryonic fibroblasts transformed by Rous sarcoma virus to…”
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Actin filament organization during endothelial wound healing in the rabbit cornea: comparison between transcorneal freeze and mechanical scrape injuries by Ichijima, H, Petroll, WM, Barry, PA, Andrews, PM, Dai, M, Cavanagh, HD, Jester, JV

“…To compare and contrast the in vivo mechanism of wound healing after mechanical scrape and transcorneal freeze (TCF) injury in a rabbit eye model by examining…”
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In vivo confocal microscopic studies of endothelial wound healing in rabbit cornea by Ichijima, H, Petroll, W M, Jester, J V, Barry, P A, Andrews, P M, Dai, M, Cavanagh, H D

“…Corneal endothelial wound healing in living rabbit eyes after mechanical scrape (MS) and transcorneal freeze (TCF) injury was studied using tandem scanning…”
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Membrane proteases as potential diagnostic and therapeutic targets for breast malignancy by Chen, W T, Lee, C C, Goldstein, L, Bernier, S, Liu, C H, Lin, C Y, Yeh, Y, Monsky, W L, Kelly, T, Dai, M

“…Metastasizing cancer cells can invade the extracellular matrix using plasma membrane protrusions, termed invadopodia, that contact and dissolve the matrix…”
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Membrane proteases as potential diagnostic and therapeutic targets for breast malignancy: The SPORE Program of the Vincent T. Lombardi Cancer Research Center by WEN-TIEN CHEN, CHONG-CHOU LEE, JING-YI ZHOU, MUELLER, S. C, GOLDSTEIN, L, BERNIER, S, LIU, C. H. L, CHEN-YONG LIN, YUNYUN YEH, MONSKY, W. L, KELLY, T, MAOZHENG DAI

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