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KIF21A influences breast cancer metastasis and survival

2016-12-10

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Breast cancer pathogenesis is known to be propagated by the differential expression of a group of proteins called the Kinesin Superfamily (KIFs), which are instrumental in the intracellular transport of chromosomes along microtubules during mitosis. During mitosis, KIFs are strictly regulated through temporal synthesis so that they are only present when needed. However, their misregulation may c...

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a0774a44-a3c9-5422-9298-808bfe42b78f
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10.1101/093047
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