Characteristics Shared between Lung Development and Tumorigenesis: Mini Review Article

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Josenel Maria Barcelos Marçal
Josenel Maria Barcelos Marçal
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Júlia Iaroseski
Júlia Iaroseski
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Luiz Fillipe Pinto da Silva
Luiz Fillipe Pinto da Silva
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Thales Augusto Della Torre Marzarotto
Thales Augusto Della Torre Marzarotto
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Giulia Righetti Tuppini Vargas
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Vitória Morita Fukuoka
Vitória Morita Fukuoka
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Luiza Carolina da Rosa Scherner
Luiza Carolina da Rosa Scherner
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Rafael Fabiano Machado Rosa
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Paulo Ricardo Gazzola
Paulo Ricardo Gazzola
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Cells with characteristics of embryonic stem cells, and cancer stem cells are at the basis of both embryo development and the cancer process. At the same time, they share signaling pathways, such as the hedgehog, Notch, Wnt, TGF beta, among others. This knowledge is important for understanding the pulmonary regeneration process and for the development of new target therapies.

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Cells with characteristics of embryonic stem cells, and cancer stem cells are at the basis of both embryo development and the cancer process. At the same time, they share signaling pathways, such as the hedgehog, Notch, Wnt, TGF beta, among others. This knowledge is important for understanding the pulmonary regeneration process and for the development of new target therapies.

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