Texas Southern University Researcher Highlights Research in Breast Cancer (Analyses of the MYBL1 Gene in Triple Negative Breast Cancer: Evidence of Regulation of the VCPIP1 Gene and Identification of a Specific Exon Overexpressed in Tumor Cell...).

A recent study conducted at Texas Southern University focused on the MYBL1 gene in triple negative breast cancer, highlighting its potential role in regulating the VCPIP1 gene. The research suggests that MYBL1 may play a role in tumor processes in triple negative breast cancer by regulating VCPIP1, a gene involved in DNA repair and cell cycle regulation. Additionally, the study identified a specific exon in the MYBL1 gene that is overexpressed in tumor cell lines, classifying it as a tumor-associated exon. For more information, the full article can be accessed in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. [Extracted from the article]