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Cyclin D1 Induction by Benzo[a]pyrene-7,8-diol-9,10-epoxide via the Phosphatidylinositol 3-Kinase/Akt/MAPK- and p70s6k-dependent Pathway Promotes Cell Transformation and Tumorigenesis
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“…In the presence of B[α]Ρ, Akt kinase was activated in both epithelial cell lines and exhibited a typical activation profile of a signaling molecule. This observation comes in agreement with other studies, supporting the ability of B[α]P and its metabolites to activate multiple survival signaling pathways, including PI3‐K/Akt and members of the MAPKs (Li et al ; Gao et al, ; Jiao et al ; Ding et al, ). The fact that the early responses of Akt and HIF‐1α coincide, indicates that there might be an interaction between them, similar to the one observed under serum treatment.…”
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