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Post-transcriptional control of EMT is coordinated through combinatorial targeting by multiple microRNAs

2017-05-16

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Epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) is a process whereby cells undergo reversible phenotypic change, losing epithelial characteristics and acquiring mesenchymal attributes. While EMT underlies normal, physiological programs in embryonic tissue development and adult wound healing, it also contributes to cancer progression by facilitating metastasis and altering drug sensitivity. Using a cell model of EMT (human...

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25c08006-1301-5da2-99f6-dc879d9cfe5c
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10.1101/138024
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