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MTOR activates UCHL5. 1 / 1

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"To further confirm the involvement of AKT/mTOR signaling in UCHL5-promoted tumor growth and migration, bladder cancer cells were transfected with pHAGE-puro-UCHL5 and then incubated with LY294002."

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MTOR activates UCHL5. 1 / 1

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