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Dual effect of transforming growth factor beta on rat thyroid cells: inhibition of thyrotropin-induced proliferation and reduction of thyroid-specific differentiation markers
1989
Cancer Research
Transforming growth factor beta (TGF beta) is now known to have a number of effects other than inducing phenotypic transformation of fibroblastic cells: TGF beta controls proliferation, differentiation, and other functions in many cell types. In this paper we have analyzed the action of TGF beta 1 on a system of differentiated epithelial rat thyroid cells in culture (FRTL5), which depend on the addition of thyrotropin for their growth. TGF beta 1 is able to inhibit the growth of thyroid cells
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