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UCHL5 activates Carcinogenesis. 2 / 2

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"Although previous studies have shown that UCHL5 promotes tumorigenesis , its role in lung cancer remains largely unknown ."

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"To reveal how UCHL5 promotes carcinogenesis, we examined UCHL5-deficient T24 cell lines by RNA sequencing, and the results demonstrated that AKT/mTOR signaling is accordingly inactivated following knockdown of UCHL5."

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