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Stress kinase signaling in cancer: fact or fiction?
Cancer letters - 10 Jan 2005
Rennefahrt Ulrike, Janakiraman Manickam, Ollinger Robert, Troppmair Jakob
Abstract excerpt
Cancer results from genetic alterations in intracellular signaling pathways, which normally orchestrate the execution of developmental programs and the organismic response to extrinsic factors. Mutations in upstream activators and components of the cytoplasmic (Ras-Raf MEK-ERK) cascade frequently occur in tumors. In vitro and in vivo studies have shown that isolated activation of this pathway is both, necessary...
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