Proteomics comparison between mass-like and non-mass-like breast lesions

Shiyu Li; Bo Wang; Ying Jiang; Junkang Li; Gang Liu; Zhili Wang

doi:10.21037/atm-22-6655

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Proteomics comparison between mass-like and non-mass-like breast lesions

Shiyu Li Bo Wang Ying Jiang Junkang Li Gang Liu Zhili Wang

Year: 2023 Journal: Annals of Translational Medicine Vol: 11 (2)Pages: 85-85 Publisher: AME Publishing Company

DOI: 10.21037/atm-22-6655

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Abstract

The TNF signaling pathway may be associated with the ultrasonic morphological characteristics of breast lesions. MP2K3 is the up-regulated differential expression protein in the MML/MNML and BML/BNML groups, which may be related to the ultrasonic morphological characteristics of breast lesions.

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KEGG Proteomics Tumor necrosis factor alpha Signal transduction Biology Pathology Cancer research Gene expression Medicine Gene Gene ontology Cell biology Immunology Biochemistry

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