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"Mainly, in the first group, we have genes with a suggested novel anti-cancer role in the testis (Fetub, Hoxd10, Slc45a3, Ube2l6), with increased expression levels inhibiting cancer cell development, supported by the protective role of Mt3; while the Usp39 gene, with elevated expression levels (the most of all the observed changes), should lead to some tumor-like changes within the testis tissue."
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"To delve into the contribution of GLI1 in the tumor-promoting effects of USP39, we generated A549 and H1299 cell lines with stable GLI1 knockdown in conjunction with USP39 overexpression (Fig. 6C), and then performed MTT, colony formation, and transwell assays to examine the influence on cell growth and migration."