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Relationship of growth factors and differentiation in normal and neoplastic development of the mammaerminating in alveolar buds (ABs) in rats or in terminal ductal- lobuloalveolar units (TDLUs) in humans [1, 2]. The boundary of the epithelium is formed by a basement membrane, on the inner surface of which is a more or less continuous layer of elongated myoepithelial cells possessing smooth muscle-

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The insulin-like growth factors, their receptors, and their binding proteins in human breast cancersulin- like growth factors (IGFs) have been identified as potent mitogens for breast cancer cells in vitro and increasing evidence has suggested that the IGFs may have an important function in the proliferation of mammary epithelia. This chapter will examine the data that support a role for the IGFs

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