APA aipamena

Zhang, J., Park, S. I., Artime, M. C., Summy, J. M., Shah, A. N., Bomser, J. A., . . . Gallick, G. E. (2007). AFAP-110 is overexpressed in prostate cancer and contributes to tumorigenic growth by regulating focal contacts. American Society for Clinical Investigation.

Chicago Style aipamena

Zhang, Jing, Serk In Park, Marlene C. Artime, Justin M. Summy, Ami N. Shah, Joshua A. Bomser, Andrea Dorfleutner, Daniel C. Flynn, and Gary E. Gallick. AFAP-110 Is Overexpressed in Prostate Cancer and Contributes to Tumorigenic Growth By Regulating Focal Contacts. American Society for Clinical Investigation, 2007.

MLA aipamena

Zhang, Jing, et al. AFAP-110 Is Overexpressed in Prostate Cancer and Contributes to Tumorigenic Growth By Regulating Focal Contacts. American Society for Clinical Investigation, 2007.