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Andreas SCORILAS | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens |  uoa | Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | Research profile -  Page 3
Andreas SCORILAS | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | Research profile - Page 3

Cureus | Matrix-producing Breast Carcinoma: A Rare Subtype of Metaplastic  Breast Carcinoma | Article
Cureus | Matrix-producing Breast Carcinoma: A Rare Subtype of Metaplastic Breast Carcinoma | Article

Frequency of positivity (a) and median values (b) for ER c (circles)... |  Download Scientific Diagram
Frequency of positivity (a) and median values (b) for ER c (circles)... | Download Scientific Diagram

PDF) Fibroadenoma Arising in Axillary Ectopic Breast Tissue. A Diagnostic  Challenge
PDF) Fibroadenoma Arising in Axillary Ectopic Breast Tissue. A Diagnostic Challenge

Immunohistochemical findings for matrix proteins. (a) Strong and... |  Download Scientific Diagram
Immunohistochemical findings for matrix proteins. (a) Strong and... | Download Scientific Diagram

Tumor specific cytolysis by tumor infiltrating lymphocytes in breast cancer
Tumor specific cytolysis by tumor infiltrating lymphocytes in breast cancer

Different Thresholds for Optimal Differentiation Between Responders and...  | Download Table
Different Thresholds for Optimal Differentiation Between Responders and... | Download Table

Patients with pathological response have longer TTR [48 months (17–84)]...  | Download Scientific Diagram
Patients with pathological response have longer TTR [48 months (17–84)]... | Download Scientific Diagram

Elevated prostaglandin E2 production by monocytes is responsible for the  depressed levels of natural killer and lymphokine‐activated killer cell  function in patients with breast cancer - Baxevanis - 1993 - Cancer - Wiley  Online Library
Elevated prostaglandin E2 production by monocytes is responsible for the depressed levels of natural killer and lymphokine‐activated killer cell function in patients with breast cancer - Baxevanis - 1993 - Cancer - Wiley Online Library

Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and  Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics -  Gynecology III | Research profile
Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics - Gynecology III | Research profile

Eftychia Lekka - Senior Investigator, Drug Discovery - Biovista | LinkedIn
Eftychia Lekka - Senior Investigator, Drug Discovery - Biovista | LinkedIn

The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is  associated with breast cancer progression
The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is associated with breast cancer progression

Panteleimon KOUNTOURAKIS | Medical Doctor | MD PhD | Medical Oncology |  Research profile
Panteleimon KOUNTOURAKIS | Medical Doctor | MD PhD | Medical Oncology | Research profile

Marinos Tsiatas MD, PhD, BSc(Biol) - Director, Medical Oncology Department  and Clinical Trials Unit - Athens Medical Grοup | LinkedIn
Marinos Tsiatas MD, PhD, BSc(Biol) - Director, Medical Oncology Department and Clinical Trials Unit - Athens Medical Grοup | LinkedIn

Eftychia Lekka - Senior Investigator, Drug Discovery - Biovista | LinkedIn
Eftychia Lekka - Senior Investigator, Drug Discovery - Biovista | LinkedIn

The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is  associated with breast cancer progression
The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is associated with breast cancer progression

Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and  Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics -  Gynecology III | Research profile
Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics - Gynecology III | Research profile

George DEDOUSSIS | Professor of cellular and molecular biology | PhD |  Harokopio University, Kallithéa | HUA | Department of Nutrition and  Dietetics | Research profile - Page 5
George DEDOUSSIS | Professor of cellular and molecular biology | PhD | Harokopio University, Kallithéa | HUA | Department of Nutrition and Dietetics | Research profile - Page 5

Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and  Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics -  Gynecology III | Research profile
Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics - Gynecology III | Research profile

The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is  associated with breast cancer progression
The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is associated with breast cancer progression

Nektarios KOUFOPOULOS | Consultant | Doctor of Medicine | Attikon  University Hospital, Athens | 2nd Department of Pathological Anatomy |  Research profile
Nektarios KOUFOPOULOS | Consultant | Doctor of Medicine | Attikon University Hospital, Athens | 2nd Department of Pathological Anatomy | Research profile

Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and  Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics -  Gynecology III | Research profile
Ioannis BOUTAS | Medical Doctor | Doctor of Medicine | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens | uoa | Division of Obstetrics - Gynecology III | Research profile

The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is  associated with breast cancer progression
The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is associated with breast cancer progression

The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is  associated with breast cancer progression
The expression of the CEACAM19 gene, a novel member of the CEA family, is associated with breast cancer progression