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NME3 promotes clear cell renal cell carcinoma progression and modulates TKI response through MFN1/2-dependent mitochondrial fusion and mitophagy suppression

Jul 2026 · Oncogene · Vol 45, pp. 3456 - 3471 · 0 citations · 51 references
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It is found that NME3 is significantly upregulated in ccRCC and correlates with poor survival and serves as an independent prognostic factor, highlighting a potential link between mitochondrial remodeling and therapeutic response.

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