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Timothy J Walker, Lois M Mulligan

    Endocrine-related cancer
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    概括

    在转移过程中重新排列 (RET) 突变驱动癌症,包括多重内分泌瘤 (MEN2). 不同的RET突变通过改变蛋白质结构和功能,导致不同的瘤攻击性,导致不同的MEN2亚型 (MEN2A和MEN2B).

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    男人2 男人2 男人2在MTC中,MTC是MTC.在PCC中,PCC是PCC.在RET的基础上,RET是RET.

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