Hotta, Tsukasa

Ieda, Junji

Kiriyama, Shigehisa

Matsuda, Kenji

Nakamura, Yasushi

Nasu, Toru

Oku, Yoshimasa

Shively, John E

Takifuji, Katsunari

Tamura, Koichi

Watanabe, Takashi

Yamamoto, Naoyuki

Yamaue, Hiroki

Yokoyama, Shozo

BMJ Open

English

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K. Tamura

S. Yokoyama

J. Ieda

K. Takifuji

T. Hotta

K. Matsuda

Y. Oku

T. Watanabe

T. Nasu

S. Kiriyama

N. Yamamoto

Y. Nakamura

J. E. Shively

H. Yamaue

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Hollow spheroids beyond the invasive margin indicate the malignant potential of colorectal cancer

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