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The BRAFV600E mutation maintains the aggressiveness of papillary thyroid cancers requiring downregulation of primary cilia.
Molecular and cellular endocrinology - 1 Feb 2024
Ma Cheng-Xu, Ma Xiao-Ni, Liu Jin-Jin, Guan Cong-Hui, Li Ying-Dong, Zhao Nan, Mauricio Dídac, Fu Song-Bo
Abstract excerpt
Although disorders of primary cilia (PCs) were first reported in human papillary thyroid cancer (PTC) tissues in 1987, their precise role in PTC remains unclear. PCs sense the thyroid follicle colloid environment and act as a cell signaling hub. The present study investigated whether PCs are needed for BRAFV600E-driven PTC. We assessed whether BRAFV600E protein expression correlates with papillary histological...
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