Shutting down Wnt signal–activated cancer
MM Taketo - Nature genetics, 2004 - nature.com
MM Taketo
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New evidence suggests that Wnt signaling can be suppressed or further activated by upstream signals, even though the pathway seems to be constitutively activated by downstream mutations in cancer cells.
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