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    Bahu RM, Mangkornkanok-Mark M, Albertson D, Fors E, Molteni A, Battifora H.
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  • 32. Differentiation antigens expressed by epithelial cells in the lactating breast are also detectable in breast cancers.
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  • 33. Expression of basal and luminal epithelium-specific keratins in normal, benign, and malignant breast tissue.
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