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"STAMBP promotes cell migration and invasion in vitro , and STAMBP knockdown suppresses tumor growth and metastasis in a xenograft mouse model ."

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"Cell migration and invasive abilities were significantly blocked by knockdown of STAMBP (siSTAMBP-1 and siSTAMBP-2) in FaDu and SAS cells (Figure 6D,E)."

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"A recent study showed that STAMBP expression contributes to melanoma cell migration and invasion through the stabilization of SLUG expression [53]."

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"STAMBP overexpression promoted cell migration and invasion, whereas STAMBP knockdown attenuated these processes in LUAD cells after epidermal growth factor treatment."

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