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Data suggest that CXCR3/chemokine loop may be important for progression of MM in terms of intramedullary and extramedullary dissemination.
This suggests that the risk factors implicated in initiation may also be important for progression to heavier use.
The high incidence of FSGS suggests that glomerular hyperfiltration could play an important role in the development of FSGS and heavy proteinuria in ADPKD patients, while FSGS may in turn be important for progression to ESRD in a subgroup of ADPKD patients [ 3].
This suggests that inhibition of canonical Wnt signalling may be important for progression of malignant melanomas and that the increased expression of Wnt-5a in high-grade tumours may serve to inhibit activation of the canonical signalling pathway and augment cancer growth.
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To develop a better understanding of the molecular processes that are important for progression through the pre-erythrocytic stages compared to blood stage development, all genes differentially expressed in each pre-erythrocytic stage constituent relative to mixed blood stages were grouped based on the annotated functions of their encoded proteins (Figure 1, detailed in Table S1).
CD24 is important for progression, migration, and metastasis of human breast cancer [ 8].
Cyclin D expression is important for progression through the G1 phase.
The cyclin/CDK complexes are important for progression of cells into S phase.
Therefore, a unique proteasome assembly pathway mediated by ZPAC is important for progression of the mouse MZT.
Therefore, differences between lower grade and grade IV IDHmut gliomas may indicate genes or pathways that are important for progression of IDHmut gliomas.
The majority of these genes are important for progression through the cell cycle, playing diverse roles that include cytokinesis, chromosome congression, spindle organization, and regulation of replication.
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