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A. Dunbier

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E. K. Papachristou

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TRIB1 modulates transcriptional programming in breast cancer cells to regulate cell proliferation

H. D. McMillan, E. K. Papachristou, J. Hazlett, S. Omarjee, J. Carroll, M. Black, P. D. Mace, A. Dunbier

This study shows TRIB1 promotes breast cancer cell proliferation by regulating MYC expression and cell cycle progression through interactions with β-catenin and ER-driven transcription.

bioRxiv · Jul 6, 2023 · PreprintCancer Biology

Variable expression quantitative trait loci analysis of breast cancer risk variants

G. A. Wiggins, M. A. Black, A. Dunbier, T. Merriman, J. Pearson, L. C. Walker

This study identifies variable expression quantitative trait loci (veQTL) associated with breast cancer risk variants using GTEx data, revealing genes involved in steroid hormone biosynthesis and linking them to FTO allele effects.

bioRxiv · Mar 23, 2020Cancer Biology