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Human TM9SF4 is a new gene down-regulated by hypoxia and involved in cell adhesion of leukemic cells

Paolillo et al., 2015

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Paolillo R
Spinello I
Quaranta M
Pasquini L
Pelosi E
Lo Coco F
Testa U
Labbaye C
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Background The transmembrane 9 superfamily protein member 4, TM9SF4, belongs to the TM9SF family of proteins highly conserved through evolution. TM9SF4 homologs, previously identified in many different species, were mainly involved in cellular adhesion, innate …
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