… This article reviews the current status of MTA biochemistry and its implications for tumor …
correlated with aggressiveness in several types of human cancers.3 However, its expression is …

… genesis and progression of a wide variety of cancers [6–8]. In … MTA family members in
human cancers and the important molecular mechanisms that are currently known by which MTA …

… research, several biological functions of the MTA family of proteins have been discovered. …
Most importantly, given its important role in cancer progression, the possibility of MTA family …

… of the role of MTA family members, particularly MTA1, with a special emphasis on prostate
cancer. The interest for the role of MTA1 in prostate cancer was boosted from our initial …

… MTA family of coregulatory proteins in human cancer has profoundly grown. MTA proteins
consist of six family … to regulation of gene expression in cancer cells. Substantial experimental …

… of the MTA family, focusing on hormone-independent cancers. … MTA family-related signaling
pathways in different cancers. … been reported in various human cancers including colon [117]…

… The overexpression of MTA family members in human cancer is generally accompanied by
increased mRNA and/or protein and infrequently associated with copy number amplification (…

… We review the sub-cellular localization patterns of the MTA family members and give a …
correlated with the malignant properties of human cancers, the molecular functions of MTA1 …

… of the members of a gene family (MTA gene family) and the products of the MTA genes, the
… properties of human cancers, strongly suggesting that MTA1 and possibly other MTA proteins …

… in rat mammary gland metastatic and human breast cancer cell lines [1, 2]. … MTA family is
predominantly derived from cancer-based model systems. However, our understanding of MTA’…