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Identification of molecular pathways facilitating glioma cell invasion in situ.

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Figure 1. GSCs migration, scheme of experiment and hierarchal clustering. Migration activity of (A) 0923 and (B) 1228A1 GSCs
Figure 2. Gene ontology and pathway analysis of invading GSCs. (A) GO analysis of the IGCs dataset
Figure 5. OLIG2 , PARD3 and EFNB3 expression in GBM patients.
Figure 7. Minimal invasion into adjacent parenchyma in OLIG2 knockdown GSCs. GSCs transduced with a shOLIG2 lentivirus or a control lentivirus were implanted intracranially into SCID mice

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