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TINAG suppresses renal cell carcinoma progression and angiogenesis by rebalancing mTORC1 signaling via integrin α3β1 receptor

Nature ·

The Brief

  • A study reports that TINAG suppresses renal cell carcinoma progression and angiogenesis.
  • According to the study title, TINAG rebalances mTORC1 signalling via the integrin α3β1 receptor.

Why it matters

It describes a specific molecular pathway involved in renal cell carcinoma progression, which cancer researchers may use to guide further study of mTORC1 and integrin signalling.

Who’s affected

  • cancer researchers
  • oncology and nephrology specialists
  • #renal cell carcinoma
  • #tinag
  • #mtorc1
  • #angiogenesis
  • #integrin

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    TINAG suppresses renal cell carcinoma progression and angiogenesis by rebalancing mTORC1 signaling via integrin α3β1 receptor

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