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The sphingosine 1-phosphate receptor 2 is shed in exosomes from breast cancer cells and is N-terminally processed to a short constitutively active form that promotes extracellular signal regulated kinase activation and DNA synthesis in fibroblasts

  • Ashref El Buri
  • , David Roger Adams
  • , Douglas Smith
  • , Rothwelle J. Tate
  • , Margaret Mullin
  • , Susan Pyne
  • , Nigel J. Pyne

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