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USP10 activates Neoplasm Invasiveness. 2 / 2

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"In addition to USP10 controlling cell proliferation, a study from the Ouchida group revealed that USP10 promotes tumor migration or invasion."

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"In the current study, we found that there was no correlation between expression of TM4SF1 and USP10, S100A12, p53, or Ki67 expression in GC, suggesting that TM4SF1 plays a distinct role in GC invasion and metastasis from those of USP10, S100A12, p53, or Ki67, although they all contribute to cancer invasion and metastasis."

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