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Crosstalk between Fat Mass and Obesity-related (FTO) and multiple WNT signaling pathways

2021-05-20

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Fat Mass and Obesity-related (FTO) gene is associated with a diverse set of human diseases. Yet, the functional landscape of FTO remains largely unknown, most likely owing to its wide range of mechanistic roles and cell-type-specific targets. Here, we discover the intricate role of FTO in multiple WNT signaling pathways. Re-analyses of public data identified the bifurcation of canonical and nonc...

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a5e5ced8-f724-5750-80ac-2090408a2007
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10.1101/2021.05.20.444911
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