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Wild-type N-Ras Complements Mutant K-Ras in Pancreatic Cancer Cell Lines but K-Ras has a Specific Role in Cell Cycle Independent Regulation of G2 Cyclins

2023-02-16

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Development of K-Ras independence may explain failure of targeted therapy for pancreatic cancer (PC). In this paper active N as well as K-Ras was shown in all human cell lines tested. In a cell line dependent on mutant K-Ras, it was shown that depleting K-Ras reduced total Ras activity, while cell lines described as independent had no significant decline in total Ras activity. Knockdown of N-Ras showed it had an i...

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842654fa-33f2-5346-b076-235015f5b300
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10.20944/preprints202210.0296.v2
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