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may play a role in MAX -associated tumorigenesis. Notably, the same microRNA (miR-210) implicated in SDHx -related disease has roles in MNT/MAX/MYC-mediated cellular proliferation ( Walker et al. 2005 , Zhang et al. 2009 ). Figure 5 The

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