- Title
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Zebrafish imaging reveals hidden oncogenic-normal cell communication during primary tumorigenesis
- Authors
- Haraoka, Y., Miyake, M., Ishitani, T.
- Source
- Full text @ Cell Struct Funct
Schematic illustration of the mosaic introduction of oncogenic cells on zebrafish larval skin Abbreviations: UAS, upstream activation sequence; 2A, 2A self-cleaving peptides; krt4, keratin4. |
Schematic illustration of the mechanisms of mosaic Ras mutant cell elimination from zebrafish skin |
Schematic illustration of three anti-tumorigenic roles of cellular senescence (A) The induction of irreversible cell cycle arrest in oncogenic cells, (B) The stimulation of immune cell-mediated senescent cell elimination, and (C) Neighboring normal cell-mediated elimination of oncogenic cells. |
Schematic illustration of three mechanisms of OIS (A) Oncogenic signaling-induced cellular senescence in a cell-autonomous manner. (B) Senesced oncogenic cells spread senescence to neighboring cells through cell-cell communication. (C) Intercellular communication with neighboring normal cells accelerated senescence in oncogenic signaling-activated cells. |
Schematic illustration of the behaviors of Ras mutant and Ras-TP53 double mutant cells and their neighboring cells on healthy and unhealthy epithelia |
Schematic illustration of the fate of Ras or Wnt mutant cells and the effects of additional mutations in tumor-suppressor genes and inflammation |