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Development of a drug repressible β-catenin mutant mouse to examine effect of activated β-catenin signaling on long-term maintenance of mammary tumor growth

2019-03-26

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Stabilized β-catenin expression is a well described initiator of mammary tumorigenesis in the mouse and elevated nuclear expression of this protein has been observed in human triple-negative tumor samples. However, the importance of stabilized β-catenin to continued tumor growth after initiation, and in the context of other driver mutations, has yet to be elucidated. To ascertain the importance of stabilized β-cat...

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297e0dc7-019a-54ed-aa71-63156f3e7534
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10.1101/588459
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