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In Breast Cancer ZMIZ1 Co-Regulates E2F2 as Part of the Estrogen Receptor-Mediated Cell-Cycle Response

2019-10-02

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The Estrogen Receptor (ER) drives 75% of breast cancers. On activation, the ER recruits co-factors to form a transcriptionally active complex. These co-factors can modulate tumour growth, and understanding their roles can help to identify new therapeutic targets. Here, we present the discovery of an ER-ZMIZ1 interaction by quantitative proteomics, and validated by proximity ligation assay. We characterise ZMIZ1 fu...

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d3733afc-38b7-524d-b299-573b1e47ec41
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10.1101/789610
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