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Rab7a is an enhancer of TPC2 activity regulating melanoma progression through modulation of the GSK3β/β-Catenin/MITF-axis - Nature Communications

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By Carla Abrahamian, Eva-Maria Weiden, Maria S. Soengas, Thomas C. Frohlich Verified, Cheng-Chang Chen, Karin Bartel, Veronika Kudrina, Solveig Kuss
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Abstract Melanoma arising from pigment-producing melanocytes is the deadliest form of skin cancer. Extensive ultraviolet light exposure is a major cause of melanoma and individuals with low levels of melanin are at particular risk. Humans carrying gain-of-function polymorphisms in the melanosomal/endolysosomal two-pore cation channel TPC2 present with hypopigmentation, blond hair, and albinism.
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The 19 States Where You Can Go to Prison for Having Weed

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By Thomas C. Frohlich Verified
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Crime Cannabis legislation continues to make headlines with the Supreme Court of Florida’s recent decision to approve a ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana. In November, voters in Florida will decide whether or not their state will be added to the growing list of pot-friendly states. Medical marijuana was first legalized in California in 1996, with Alaska and Nevada following two years later.
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You Can Go to Prison for Having Weed in These 19 States

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By Thomas C. Frohlich Verified
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Skip to content Special Report Medical marijuana was first legalized in California in 1996, with Alaska and Nevada following two years later. States began decriminalizing cannabis for recreational use much later, in 2012, mostly through ballot measures, with California, Alaska, and Nevada not doing so before 2014 and 2016. Vermont was the first state to legalize recreational cannabis use through the legislature, in 2018.
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