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Essential role of AKT-1/protein kinase B alpha in PTEN-controlled tumorigenesis.
Molecular and cellular biology - 1 Jun 2002
Stiles Bangyan, Gilman Valeriya, Khanzenzon Natalya, Lesche Ralf, Li Annie, Qiao Rong, Liu Xin, Wu Hong
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PTEN is mutated at high frequency in many primary human cancers and several familial cancer predisposition disorders. Activation of AKT is a common event in tumors in which the PTEN gene has been inactivated. We previously showed that deletion of the murine Pten gene in embryonic stem (ES) cells led to increased phosphatidylinositol triphosphate (PIP(3)) accumulation, enhanced entry into S phase, and better cell...
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