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A phosphorylation switch in PAGE4 drives MED12-mutant fibroid pathogenesis

2026-04-02

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Recurrent somatic mutations in MED12, found in ∼70% of uterine leiomyomas (ULs), define the dominant molecular subtype of these highly prevalent tumors, yet the downstream effector mechanisms remain poorly understood. Using an integrated multi-omics workflow, encompassing discovery-phase DDA proteomics of matched leiomyoma–myometrium pairs, validation-phase DIA proteomics across genetically stratified cohorts (MED...

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351f2a6b-f452-5a33-b02c-e5f974291a1d
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10.64898/2026.03.31.715552
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