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    Erratum: Functional proteomics identifies miRNAs to target a p27/Myc/phospho-Rb signature in breast and ovarian cancer

    Correction to: Oncogene (2016) 35, 691–701; doi:10.1038/onc.2014.469; published online 2 February 2015 Since the online publication of this article we have amended CV Pecot’s name to include the author’s middl...

    E G Seviour, V Sehgal, Y Lu, Z Luo, T Moss, F Zhang, S M Hill, W Liu, S N Maiti… in Oncogene (2016)

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    Functional proteomics identifies miRNAs to target a p27/Myc/phospho-Rb signature in breast and ovarian cancer

    The myc oncogene is overexpressed in almost half of all breast and ovarian cancers, but attempts at therapeutic interventions against myc have proven to be challenging. Myc regulates multiple biological proces...

    E G Seviour, V Sehgal, Y Lu, Z Luo, T Moss, F Zhang, S M Hill, W Liu, S N Maiti… in Oncogene (2016)

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    Tumor Prevention by 9-Cis-Retinoic Acid in the N-Nitroso-N-Methylurea Model of Mammary Carcinogenesis is Potentiated by the Pineal Hormone Melatonin

    Our laboratory has demonstrated that treatment of MCF-7 breast cancer cells with melatonin (Mlt) followed 24 h later with physiological concentrations of all-trans retinoic acid (atRA) results in apoptosis. These...

    S. Nowfar, S.R. Teplitzky, K. Melancon, T.L. Kiefer… in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment (2002)

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    Melatonin inhibits estrogen receptor transactivation and cAMP levels in breast cancer cells

    We have previously demonstrated that the pineal hormone, melatonin, can inhibit the growth of estrogen receptor-alpha (ERα)-positive breast cancer cells and suppress ERα gene transcription. To investigate the ...

    T. Kiefer, P. T. Ram, L. Yuan, S. M. Hill in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment (2002)

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    Hormone Receptors and Risk in Breast Cancer

    It has long been appreciated that some metastatic breast cancers were susceptible to hormonal influences and would respond to hormonal manipulation. The discovery of steroid hormone receptors in some breast ca...

    D. E. Merkel, S. M. Hill, W. L. McGuire in High-Risk Breast Cancer (1989)