结合MYC激活和PTEN损失驱动小鼠前列腺侵袭性前入侵性病变的分子特征

Michael Rubenstein1, Apurv Rege2, Gretchen Hubbard3

  • 1Department of Pathology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland.

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概括

通过增加细胞循环和翻译,MYC过度表达和PTEN损失协同驱动前列腺癌的进展. 仅仅是PTEN损失就会降低翻译的调节,这就解释了它在早期人类前列腺癌中不存在的原因.

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