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Identification of Candidate mRNA Genes and Their Potential MicroRNA Targets in Lung Cancer Induced by Smoking Tobacco.

Frontiers in bioscience (Scholar edition) - 27 Nov 2023

Mishra Amresh Kumar, Mumtaz Neha, Misra Maneesh Kumar

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BACKGROUND: Smoking is considered the single highest risk factor for lung cancer and has been suggested to be associated with accelerated somatic mutations in respiratory mucosa that lead to the development of lung cancer. MicroRNAs serve as modulators in smoking-induced mRNA gene expression changes in the human airway epithelium and are linked to the development of lung cancer. The thermodynamics in the microRNA...

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PMID: 38163953
DOI: 10.31083/j.fbs1504013

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