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Coupling of Hedgehog and Hippo pathways promotes stem cell maintenance by stimulating proliferation

Huang et al., 2014

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707165021281147731
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Huang J
Kalderon D
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Journal of Cell Biology

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It is essential to define the mechanisms by which external signals regulate adult stem cell numbers, stem cell maintenance, and stem cell proliferation to guide regenerative stem cell therapies and to understand better how cancers originate in stem cells. In this paper, we …
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