miRNAs are small molecules which influence cellular function by regulating the expression of mRNA. They control various stages of the cell’s existence, including differentiation, proliferation and finally death. In cancer cells, miRNAs can become dysregulated, enabling the cell to escape growth suppression and resist...
Mateusz Gotowiec, Marta Wojtkiewicz-Gotowiec, K. Marcinkowska et al.· Journal of Cancer Research a...· 0 citations
Novel genes and miRs are revealed in NF-PitNETs suggesting their potential regulatory role in cell adhesion, migration, and apoptosis therefore potentially contributing to their pathogenesis.
B. Rak-Makowska, S. Barry, M. Maksymowicz et al.· European Journal of Endocrin...· 0 citations
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