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targeted molecular therapies, which have been effective in a number of other solid tumors ( Fassnacht et al. 2010 , Konda & Kirschner 2016 ). Recent genomic analyses supported the previously implicated roles of dysregulated WNT and TP53 pathways in
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differentiation; not required ND Maintains differentiation potential of TSC; dispensable Wnt signaling Promotes proliferation; activation required Promotes early trophoblast lineage development; inhibition required Promotes proliferation; required
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et al . 1994 ), bone morphogenic protein (BMP; Chen et al . 2004 , Jing et al . 2013 ), Wnt/B-catenin ( Macsai et al . 2008 , Dao et al . 2012 , Golovchenko et al . 2013 , Lu et al . 2013 ), fibroblast growth factor (FGF; Mancilla et al
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and WARS ), oncogenes ( ENPP2 ), anti-apoptotic ( OXTR ). Interestingly, in SC preadipocytes F-treatment decreased expression of two genes associated with Wnt-signalling pathways ( FZD7 and SFRP4 ; 3.5- and 3.3-fold respectively; Fig. 3
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involved in regulation of GH signalling is the Wnt pathway, which was also among the enriched pathways (Supplementary data 1-m). There was also a significant representation of these genes in carcinogenic pathways. Five cancer terms were enriched in the KEGG
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proliferation, we conducted genome-wide gene expression profiling and identified 134 and 164 genes that were up- and downregulated by Bmp3 respectively (data not shown). Among the significantly upregulated genes, WNT-inducible secreted protein 1 ( Wisp1/CCN4
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TCGA Project ( Fishbein et al. 2017 ). Fishbein et al. identified, for the first time in PPGLs, a third transcriptional cluster composed of tumors with Wnt signaling-pathway activation carrying MAML3 fusions and CSDE1 mutations. PPGL
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). Besides, the expression of several other vitamin-D-modulated molecules, calcium channels, and phosphate transporters was assessed. These molecules included Wnt-3A, bone sialoprotein1 ( Bsp1 ), alkaline phosphatase ( Alp ), c ollagen 1α , osteoprotegerin
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-wasting effect of estrogen deficiency and preserve osteoporotic bone mass, possibly via the inhibition of NF-κB, AP1 component and WNT signaling inhibitors. However, TNFα potentially appears to exert an important role in the inhibition of bone formation and