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Phosphoproteomic dysregulation drives tumor proliferation in Cushing’s disease

2025-09-30

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Pituitary adenomas constitute up to 20% of primary brain tumors, yet somatic mutations are only found in 15% of pituitary adenomas. Epigenomic dysregulation has been proposed as a tumorigenic mechanism in pituitary adenomas causing Cushing’s disease (CD). We created paired datasets of human CD adenomas and en-route margin adult human pituitary glands and assayed their chromatin accessibility, DNA methylation, tran...

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d9f3fa3f-726c-56d7-868f-01975964ac67
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10.1101/2025.09.28.679056
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