Increased primary breast tumor expression of CD73 is associated with development of bone metastases and is a potential biomarker for adjuvant bisphosphonate use

Nataliia Petruk; Steven L. Wood; Walter Gregory; Ana Lopez-Guajardo; Maria Oliva; Mikko Mella; Jouko Sandholm; Arja Jukkola; Janet E. Brown; Katri S. Selander

doi:10.1038/s41598-025-92841-9

Increased primary breast tumor expression of CD73 is associated with development of bone metastases and is a potential biomarker for adjuvant bisphosphonate use

N Nataliia Petruk S Steven L. Wood W Walter Gregory A Ana Lopez-Guajardo M Maria Oliva M Mikko Mella J Jouko Sandholm A Arja Jukkola J Janet E. Brown K Katri S. Selander

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Journal Scientific Reports

Volume / Issue Vol. 15, Issue 1

Published March 19, 2025

DOI 10.1038/s41598-025-92841-9

ISSN 2045-2322

Publisher Nature Portfolio

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Scientific Reports

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ISSN: 2045-2322 Open Access Life Sciences

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Nataliia Petruk

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Steven L. Wood

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Walter Gregory

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Ana Lopez-Guajardo

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Maria Oliva

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Mikko Mella

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Jouko Sandholm

A

Arja Jukkola

J

Janet E. Brown

K

Katri S. Selander

Increased primary breast tumor expression of CD73 is associated with development of bone metastases and is a potential biomarker for adjuvant bisphosphonate use

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