Circular RNA circ_0050102 promotes colorectal cancer progression via modulation of the miR-3622a-3p/BIRC5 signaling pathway

Our results revealed that circ_0050102 promotes CRC progression through miR-3622a-3p and BIRC5. The circ_0050102-mediated regulatory network provides valuable information about the intricate mechanisms contributing to CRC pathogenesis.

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Cell Cycle
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2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15384101.2025.2592659
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Circular RNAs in diseases
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Circular RNA circ_0050102 promotes colorectal cancer progression via modulation of the miR-3622a-3p/BIRC5 signaling pathway

Bin Zhang, Boyang Wang
Cell Cycle
Circular RNAs in diseases
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Circular RNA circ_0050102 promotes colorectal cancer progression via modulation of the miR-3622a-3p/BIRC5 signaling pathway

Bin Zhang, Boyang Wang
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Our results revealed that circ_0050102 promotes CRC progression through miR-3622a-3p and BIRC5. The circ_0050102-mediated regulatory network provides valuable information about the intricate mechanisms contributing to CRC pathogenesis.

Cell CycleVol. 25(1)
Jilin University (CN), Union Hospital (CN)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 99%
Circular RNAs in diseases
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Circular RNA circ_0050102 promotes colorectal cancer progression via modulation of the miR-3622a-3p/BIRC5 signaling pathway — Bin Zhang, Boyang Wang · Cell Cycle (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS