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A core transcriptional regulatory circuitry controls super-enhancer-driven activation of LGR5 in colorectal cancer

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By Min Ye, Shilan Wang, Yongheng Chen, Hongchao Ma, Ying Ying, Wenlong Ma, Canjie Ma, Xianming Liu, Weitao Wu, Bushra Fordil, Min Jia, Ru Geng, Xinying Zhang, Xiaoman Song, Tianle Lin, Maolin Wang, Wei-Guo Zhu, Xing-Sheng Shu
| Nature Verified
Abstract The core transcriptional regulatory program governed by a small set of master transcription factors is pivotal for establishing context-specific cellular features. Here, we report the roles of master factor MYC in actively regulating cancer-type specific super-enhancer activity and orchestrating a super-enhancer-dependent core transcriptional regulatory circuitry consisting of MYC, ETS2, and FOXP1 in colorectal cancer.
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Gear for Hot, Wet and Roadless Terrain: A Terrain-Based Travel System

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By Ying Ying
| journeybeyondhorizon.com
This article may contain affiliate / compensated links. For full information, please see our disclaimer here. Travel through hot, wet and roadless terrain is shaped by more than rainfall. Heat, humidity, mud, dense vegetation, rivers and unreliable transport links affect how travellers move, carry equipment, protect essential items and continue when roads become tracks—or disappear entirely. The right gear system therefore begins with the route, not with a generic packing list.
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Forging emotional brand attachment: the role of fear arousal

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By Ying Ying
| Emerald Publishing
Purpose This research aims to examine how fear-based stimuli can forge emotional brand attachment, offering a novel emotional pathway for strengthening consumer-brand relationships. Design/methodology/approach Three laboratory experiments across product categories exposed participants to fear-based stimuli. A moderated mediation model tested the effects of fear arousal and the presence of a previously attached brand.
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