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Parietal cell-Specific SLC26A9 Deletion induces spontaneous Gastric Carcinogenesis in Mice

2020-09-28

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Previous study showed that Slc26a9 loss impairs parietal cell function and survival. We investigated whether Slc26a9 loss causes spontaneous gastric carcinogenesis in mice and plays a role in the development and progression in human gastric cancer (GC). Gastric histopathology and potential molecular mechanism were explored in Slc26a9 knockout mice and wild-type littermates as well as Slc26a9fl/fl/Atp4b-Cre and Slc...

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cfd7b8ab-3960-5a8d-9f98-d2e23e0b1edf
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10.1101/2020.09.28.316398
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