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Editorial

Epithelial plasticity and metastatic cascade

Pages 5-7 | Received 19 Sep 2017, Accepted 16 Nov 2017, Published online: 26 Nov 2017

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Figure 1. Interplay betweenEMT decision making circuit, PSFs and stemness: Mutually exclusive inhibitory loops including miR200 family/Zeb; miR-34 family/Snail; LIN28/let-7 bring about bistable switch between epithelial (E) and mesenchymal (M) phenotypes, control EMT/MET and stemness. Phenotypic stability factors (PSFs) like OVOL and GRHL2 couple to core-EMT decision making circuits and stabilize hybrid E/M phenotype. NF-κB controls LIN28/let-7 regulation, elevates the likelihood of hybrid E/M phenotype and shifts the stemness window on EMT axis. Solid arrows represent the activation; solid lines represent the repression and circular loops represent the self-activation.

Figure 1. Interplay betweenEMT decision making circuit, PSFs and stemness: Mutually exclusive inhibitory loops including miR200 family/Zeb; miR-34 family/Snail; LIN28/let-7 bring about bistable switch between epithelial (E) and mesenchymal (M) phenotypes, control EMT/MET and stemness. Phenotypic stability factors (PSFs) like OVOL and GRHL2 couple to core-EMT decision making circuits and stabilize hybrid E/M phenotype. NF-κB controls LIN28/let-7 regulation, elevates the likelihood of hybrid E/M phenotype and shifts the stemness window on EMT axis. Solid arrows represent the activation; solid lines represent the repression and circular loops represent the self-activation.

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