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“A Fine-Tuned Phosphatidylinositol Profile Contributes to Colonocyte Differentiation and Malignization: Evidence From Integrated Omics”

2026-02-22

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Membrane lipid composition changes concomitantly with human colonocyte differentiation, a tightly regulated process occurring along the colon crypt. This process is heavily disrupted in colon cancer. Nonetheless, the regulatory mechanisms driving these changes, especially the replacement of arachidonic acid phosphatidylinositol species with monounsaturated fatty acid species, and how they are al...

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e90ed0a5-e223-5bc2-bfe1-eff70c05466b
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10.64898/2026.02.20.706976
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