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Researchers propose a new two-module model for the Hippo pathway kinase cascade. This finding offers fresh insights into the Hippo pathway

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  • The Hippo pathway is crucial for organ size, development, and cancer.
  • The core kinase cascade of the Hippo pathway is known, but its exact organization remains unclear.
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