[CITATION][C] Neuroendocrine cells in the human prostate gland
PERA ABRAHAMSSON… - Journal of …, 1993 - Wiley Online Library
PERA ABRAHAMSSON, PA di Sant'Agnese
Journal of andrology, 1993•Wiley Online LibraryO ne prostatic cell type, whose sole role is regulatory, which produces several different
growth regulatory factors, which is abundantly present in all prostates, and which co-
proliferates as a malignant epithelial component in most, if not all, prostatic
adenocarcinomas has been almost totally ignored until very recently. This cell is the
neuroendocrine(NE) cell (also known as the endocrine-paracrine or APUD cell)(di
Sant'Agnese, I 992a).
growth regulatory factors, which is abundantly present in all prostates, and which co-
proliferates as a malignant epithelial component in most, if not all, prostatic
adenocarcinomas has been almost totally ignored until very recently. This cell is the
neuroendocrine(NE) cell (also known as the endocrine-paracrine or APUD cell)(di
Sant'Agnese, I 992a).
O ne prostatic cell type, whose sole role is regulatory, which produces several different growth regulatory factors, which is abundantly present in all prostates, and which co-proliferates as a malignant epithelial component in most, if not all, prostatic adenocarcinomas has been almost totally ignored until very recently. This cell is the neuroendocrine(NE) cell (also known as the endocrine-paracrine or APUD cell)(di Sant’Agnese, I 992a).
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