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MicroRNA in triple negative breast cancer: recent research progress

Le Wang

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Abstract

MicroRNA(miRNA) is a small molecular RNA, which regulates biological process such as proliferation,differentiation, apoptosis, and stress. miRNA participates in the occurrence and development of breast cancer through a number of mechanisms, and this paper addresses the research progress of miRNA specifically in triple negative breast cancer(TNBC).

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MicroRNA(miRNA) is a small molecular RNA, which regulates biological process such as proliferation,differentiation, apoptosis, and stress. miRNA participates in the occurrence and development of breast cancer through a number of mechanisms, and this paper addresses the research progress of miRNA specifically in triple negative breast cancer(TNBC).

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MicroRNA(miRNA) is a small molecular RNA, which regulates biological process such as proliferation,differentiation, apoptosis, and stress. miRNA participates in the occurrence and development of breast cancer through a number of mechanisms, and this paper addresses the research progress of miRNA specifically in triple negative breast cancer(TNBC).

Key concepts: microRNA, Triple-negative breast cancer, Medicine, Breast cancer, Cancer, Cancer research, Apoptosis, Oncology

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