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<i>ITGA2</i> is a target of miR-206 promoting cancer stemness and lung metastasis through enhanced <i>ACLY</i> and <i>CCND1</i> expression in triple negative breast cancer

2019-03-19

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Accumulating evidence demonstrates that cancer stemness is essential for both tumor development and progression, regulated by multi-layer factors at genetic, epigenetic and micro-environmental levels. However, how to target stemness-driven plasticity and eliminate metastasis remains one of the biggest challenges in the clinic. We aim to identify novel molecular mechanisms underlying stemness of triple negative bre...

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73de4b67-ff14-5d83-a0e9-631c9973a5f2
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10.1101/583062
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