Tumor-derived ARHGAP35 mutations enhance the Gα13-Rho signaling axis in human endometrial cancer

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Hiroshi Yagi; Keisuke Kodama; Norio Hamada; Hideaki Yahata

doi:10.1038/s41417-022-00547-1

Tumor-derived ARHGAP35 mutations enhance the Gα13-Rho signaling axis in human endometrial cancer

Hiroshi Yagi & Hideaki Yahata et al. · 2022-10-18

Dysregulated G protein-coupled receptor signaling is involved in the formation and progression of human cancers. The heterotrimeric G protein Gα

Tumor-derived ARHGAP35 mutations enhance the Gα13-Rho signaling axis in human endometrial cancer

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