Selection of B16 melanoma cells with increased metastatic potential and low intercellular cohesion using nuclepore filters, and penetration studies with an artifical tissue barrier

Selection of B16 melanoma cells with increased metastatic potential and low intercellular cohesion using nuclepore filters, and penetration studies with an artifical tissue barrier

by Kjell Fredrik Tullberg

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