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Contract to kill: GNAS mutation.
Molecular cancer - 7 Mar 2025
Raut Pratima, Mathivanan Poompozhil, Batra Surinder K, Ponnusamy Moorthy P
Abstract excerpt
The mutation in Gsα-coding GNAS exons, popular as gsp oncogene, is the most frequent mutation across all heterotrimeric G proteins involved in oncogenesis. GNAS R201, the most frequently mutated, followed by Q227, are found predominantly across various neoplasms and cancers such as IPMN, pituitary, thyroid, appendiceal, colorectal, etc. This review emphasizes the pivotal significance of the gsp oncogene and its...
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