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SNAILs promote G1 phase in selected cancer cells.

International journal of oncology - 1 Nov 2015

Wu Ya-Lan, Xue Jian-Xin, Zhou Lin, Deng Lei, Shang Yan-Na, Liu Fang, Mo Xian-Ming, Lu You

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Cells can acquire a stem-like cell phenotype through epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT). However, it is not known which of the stem-like cancer cells are generated by these phenotype transitions. We studied the EMT-inducing roles of SNAILs (the key inducers for the onset of EMT) in selected cancer cells (lung cancer cell line with relatively stable genome), in order to provide more implications for the...

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PMID: 26352801
DOI: 10.3892/ijo.2015.3148

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