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Culture of Tumorigenic Cells on Protein Fibers Reveals Metastatic Cell Behaviors by Hsiao, Hao-Ching, Santos, Andres, Howell, David W, Patterson, Jan L, Fuchs-Young, Robin S.L, Bondos, Sarah E

“…Tumorigenic cell behaviors can be suppressed or enhanced by their physicochemical environment. As a first step toward developing materials that allow…”
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Overexpression of IGF-1 During Early Development Expands the Number of Mammary Stem Cells and Primes them for Transformation by Luo, Linjie, Santos, Andres, Konganti, Kranti, Hillhouse, Andrew, Lambertz, Isabel U, Zheng, Yuanning, Gunaratna, Ramesh T, Threadgill, David W, Fuchs-Young, Robin S

“…Insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-1) has been implicated in breast cancer due to its mitogenic and anti-apoptotic effects. Despite substantial research on the…”
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Dynamic role of the codon 72 p53 single-nucleotide polymorphism in mammary tumorigenesis in a humanized mouse model by Gunaratna, Ramesh T., Santos, Andres, Luo, Linjie, Nagi, Chandandeep, Lambertz, Isabel, Spier, Madison, Conti, Claudio J., Fuchs-Young, Robin S.

“…Female breast cancer (BrCa) is the most common noncutaneous cancer among women in the United States. Human epidemiological studies reveal that a p53…”
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Early Dietary Exposures Epigenetically Program Mammary Cancer Susceptibility through Igf1-Mediated Expansion of the Mammary Stem Cell Compartment by Zheng, Yuanning, Luo, Linjie, Lambertz, Isabel U, Conti, Claudio J, Fuchs-Young, Robin

“…Diet is a critical environmental factor affecting breast cancer risk, and recent evidence shows that dietary exposures during early development can affect…”
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Short-Term Training with Basic Science Research Literature Advances Medical Students' Skills for Adaptive Expertise by Maxwell, Steve, Fuchs-Young, Robin, Wells, Gregg B, Kapler, Geoffrey, Green, Sheila, Pepper, Catherine, Gastel, Barbara, Huston, David P

“…Physicians must adapt their learning and expertise to the rapid evolution of healthcare. To train for the innovation-efficient demands of adaptive expertise,…”
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Transgenic insulin-like growth factor-1 stimulates activation of COX-2 signaling in mammary glands by Tian, Jie, Lambertz, Isabel, Berton, Thomas R., Rundhaug, Joyce E., Kiguchi, Kaoru, Shirley, Stephanie H., DiGiovanni, John, Conti, Claudio J., Fischer, Susan M., Fuchs-Young, Robin

“…Studies show that elevated insulin‐like growth factor‐1 (IGF‐1) levels are associated with an increased risk of breast cancer; however, mechanisms through…”
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Addressing cancer health disparities using a global biopsychosocial approach by King, Denae, Miranda, Patricia, Gor, Beverly, Fuchs‐Young, Robin, Chilton, Janice, Hajek, Richard, Torres‐Vigil, Isabel, Hernández‐Valero, Mariá A., Snipes, S. Amy, Jones, Lovell

“…The Center for Research on Minority Health has translated the biopsychosocial framework to address global cancer health disparities through the integration of…”
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Altered Hormonal Responsiveness of Proliferation and Apoptosis During Myometrial Maturation and the Development of Uterine Leiomyomas in the Rat by BURROUGHS, Kevin D, FUCHS-YOUNG, Robin, DAVIS, Barbara, WALKER, Cheryl L

“…Uterine leiomyomas are responsive to the ovarian steroids, estrogen and progesterone; however, a mechanistic understanding of the role of these hormones in the…”
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Inhibition of estrogen-stimulated growth of uterine leiomyomas by selective estrogen receptor modulators by Fuchs-Young, Robin, Howe, Susan, Hale, Laura, Miles, Rebecca, Walker, Cheryl

“…Uterine leiomyoma is the most frequent gynecologic neoplasm in women. By using a panel of cell lines derived from spontaneous Eker rat leiomyomas, we examined…”
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Influence of Exogenous Estrogen Receptor Ligands on Uterine Leiomyoma: Evidence from an in Vitro/in Vivo Animal Model for Uterine Fibroids by Hunter, Deborah S., Hodges, Leslie C., Eagon, Patricia K., Vonier, Peter M., Fuchs-Young, Robin, Bergerson, Jill S., Walker, Cheryl L.

“…The remarkable frequency of uterine leiomyoma in the human population calls into question the potential for the participation of environmental factors in tumor…”
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An in vivo/in vitro Model to Assess Endocrine Disrupting Activity of Xenoestrogens in Uterine Leiomyoma by HODGES, LESLIE C., HUNTER, DEBORAH S., BERGERSON, JILL S., FUCHS-YOUNG, ROBIN, WALKER, CHERYL L.

“…: Xenoestrogens with endocrine disrupting activity have been associated with the dysregulation of reproductive function and promotion of malignancies in…”
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Differential susceptibility to chemically induced thymic lymphomas in SENCARB and SSIN inbred mice by Benavides, Fernando, Gomez, Gregorio, Venables-Griffith, Ann, Lambertz, Isabel, Flores, Mónica, Angel, Joe M., Fuchs-Young, Robin, Richie, Ellen R., Conti, Claudio J.

“…In the past 20 yr, several inbred strains have been derived from SENCAR outbred mice. These strains display different susceptibility to the induction of…”
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Guiding Preclinical Medical Students in Finding, Synthesizing, and Communicating Translational Basic Research Literature: Roles for Basic Science Research Mentors by Maxwell, Steve A., Fuchs-Young, Robin, Wells, Gregg B., Kapler, Geoffrey M., Conover, Gloria M., Green, Sheila, Pepper, Catherine, Gastel, Barbara, Huston, David P.

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Multi-directional communication between decision makers and environmental health researchers: a qualitative inquiry by Leach, Carrie, Schulz, Amy J., Schroeck, Nicholas, Lawrence, Susie, Sand, Sharon, Williams, Guy, Bewaji, Oluwatosin A., Fuchs-Young, Robin

“…It has been three decades since key leaders gathered to pave a path toward healthier and more just environments and recommendations were made to improve…”
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Guiding Preclinical Medical Students in Finding, Synthesizing, and Communicating Translational Basic Research Literature: Roles for Basic Science Research Mentors by Maxwell, Steve A., Fuchs-Young, Robin, Wells, Gregg B., Kapler, Geoffrey M., Conover, Gloria M., Green, Sheila, Pepper, Catherine, Gastel, Barbara, Huston, David P.

“…Understanding and communicating medical advances driven by basic research, and acquiring foundational skills in critically appraising and communicating…”
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Transcriptional Regulation of Estrogen Receptor-α by p53 in Human Breast Cancer Cells by HARKEY SHIRLEY, Stephanie, RUNDHAUG, Joyce E, JIE TIAN, CULLINAN-AMMANN, Noirin, LAMBERTZ, Isabel, CONTI, Claudio J, FUCHS-YOUNG, Robin

“…Estrogen receptor alpha (ER) and p53 are critical prognostic indicators in breast cancer. Loss of functional p53 is correlated with poor prognosis, ER…”
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7,12-dimethylbenz(a)-anthracene (DMBA) & High Fat High Sugar Diet Decrease Physical Activity in Female Mice: 1018 Board #197 May 31 2 00 PM - 3 30 PM by Granados, Jorge Z., Letsinger, Ayland C., Vellers, Heather L., Garcia, Victor A., Velasco, Jeremiah D., Walker, Nicholas R., Spier, Madison, Lambertz, Isabel, Fuchs-Young, Robin, Lightfoot, J. Timothy

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The Importance Of Accurate Measurements In Voluntary Wheel Running In Mice: 3665 Board #112 June 3 8 00 AM - 9 30 AM by Letsinger, Ayland C., Granados, Jorge Z., Vellers, Heather L., Garcia, Victor A., Velasco, Jeremiah D., Walker, Nick R., Spier, Madison, Lambertz, Isabel, Fuchs-Young, Robin, Lightfoot, J. Timothy

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Calorie Restriction Promotes Constant Physical Activity Levels Throughout Total Lifetime of Female Mice: 3064 Board #5 June 2 9 00 AM - 11 00 AM by Granados, Jorge Z., Letsinger, Ayland C., Vellers, Heather L., Garcia, Victor A., Velasco, Jeremiah D., Nagle, Edward C., Perez, Layla C., Spier, Madison, Lambertz, Isabel, Fuchs-Young, Robin, Lightfoot, J. Timothy

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Early Exposure to a High Fat/High Sugar Diet Increases the Mammary Stem Cell Compartment and Mammary Tumor Risk in Female Mice by Lambertz, Isabel U, Luo, Linjie, Berton, Thomas R, Schwartz, Scott L, Hursting, Stephen D, Conti, Claudio J, Fuchs-Young, Robin

“…Obesity and alterations in metabolic programming from early diet exposures can affect the propensity to disease in later life. Through dietary manipulation,…”
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