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    Surgical Stress and Removal of Primary Lesion Influence Breast Cancer Progression, but Survival is Determined by Overall Tumor Burden

    Surgical Stress and Removal of Primary Lesion Influence Breast Cancer Progression, but Survival is Determined by Overall Tumor Burden by Rashid, O.M, Nagahashi, M, Ramachandran, S, Takabe, K

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    100. A single institution experience with percutaneous hepatic perfusion for unresectable melanoma or sarcoma to the liver

    100. A single institution experience with percutaneous hepatic perfusion for unresectable melanoma or sarcoma to the liver by Rashid, O.M, Choi, J, Chaudhry, T, Sweeney, J, Werner, P, Forster, M, Stewart, S, Gibney, G.T, Cohen, J, Zager, J.S

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    Effect of Sphingosine-1-Phosphate Signaling Disruption in a Murine Synergenic Metastatic Breast Cancer Model

    Effect of Sphingosine-1-Phosphate Signaling Disruption in a Murine Synergenic Metastatic Breast Cancer Model by Terracina, K.P, Adams, B.J, Rashid, O.M, Yamada, A, Nagahashi, M, Ramachandran, S, Milstien, S, Spiegel, S, Takabe, K

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    Genome-wide Microarray Analysis Demonstrates Significantly Different Tumor Gene Expression Profiles Between Sites of 4T1 Cell Implantation

    Genome-wide Microarray Analysis Demonstrates Significantly Different Tumor Gene Expression Profiles Between Sites of 4T1 Cell Implantation by Rashid, O.M, Nagahashi, M, Dumur, C, Ramachandran, S, Takabe, K

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    Choosing The Right Translational Animal Model Matters: Subcutaneous Versus Orthotopic Implantation Of Mouse Breast Cancer Differentially Expresses Genes Important For Cancer Research And Drug Development

    Choosing The Right Translational Animal Model Matters: Subcutaneous Versus Orthotopic Implantation Of Mouse Breast Cancer Differentially Expresses Genes Important For Cancer Resear... by Rashid, O.M, Nagahashi, M, Ramachandran, S, Takabe, K

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    Appropriateness of Models of Cancer Cell Implantation to Study Breast Cancer Lung Metastasis Evaluated by Genome-Wide Microarray Analysis

    Appropriateness of Models of Cancer Cell Implantation to Study Breast Cancer Lung Metastasis Evaluated by Genome-Wide Microarray Analysis by Rashid, O.M, Nagahashi, M, Ramachandran, S, Dumur, C, Schaum, J, Milstien, S, Spiegel, S, Takabe, K

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    Primary Tumor Resection Decreased the Number of Myeloid Derived Suppressor Cells and Increased CD4 and CD8 Cells

    Primary Tumor Resection Decreased the Number of Myeloid Derived Suppressor Cells and Increased CD4 and CD8 Cells by Rashid, O.M, Nagahashi, M, Ramachandran, S, Graham, L, Bear, H.D, Takabe, K

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    Non-Genomic ER-Alpha but Not GPR30 Is Involved in Estradiol-Mediated Release of Sphingosine-1-Phosphate from Breast Cancer

    Non-Genomic ER-Alpha but Not GPR30 Is Involved in Estradiol-Mediated Release of Sphingosine-1-Phosphate from Breast Cancer by Rashid, O.M, Kim, R.H, Allegood, J.C, Ramachandran, S, Nagahashi, M, Spiegel, S, Takabe, K

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    Study for Food Recognition System Using Deep Learning

    Study for Food Recognition System Using Deep Learning by Salim, Nareen O. M., Zeebaree, Subhi R.M., Sadeeq, Mohammed A. M., Radie, A. H., Shukur, Hanan M., Rashid, Zryan Najat

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    STUDY OF THE DESIGN OF NATIONAL PARK OF HALABJA (PAYTAKHTY ASHTY) ACCORDING TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS

    STUDY OF THE DESIGN OF NATIONAL PARK OF HALABJA (PAYTAKHTY ASHTY) ACCORDING TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS by Sharbazhery, Ali O. M., Mustafa, Mihraban O., Rashid, Chia K.

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