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Upregulation of centromere protein M promotes tumorigenesis: A potential predictive target for cancer in humans.

Molecular medicine reports - 1 Nov 2020

Liu Ying, Yu Wenfeng, Ren Peng, Zhang Ting

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Centromere protein M (CENPM), a protein required for chromosome separation, is involved in in mitosis. However, little has been reported about the roles of CENPM in various types of cancer. The present study identified that the mRNA expression levels of CENPM were significantly upregulated in 14 types of human cancer and identified a positive association between CENPM mRNA expression and patient mortality using...

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PMID: 33000180
DOI: 10.3892/mmr.2020.11461
PMCID: PMC7533490

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