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Modulation of angiogenic transcription factor ERG via miR-6756 and miR-3190
Angiogenesis plays a crucial role in cancer metastasis as tumors need to establish an increased blood supply to satisfy the demand for oxygen and nutrients. Numerous genes regulate this process, and various mechanisms including microRNAs regulate the expression of these genes. In the current study,
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