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Kisspeptin Signaling Suppresses HRasG12V-induced Tumor Growth and Metastasis by Inhibiting SP1-dependent N-cadherin Expression in NIH3T3 Cells.

Hwang HH, Cho SG Anticancer research. 2026.
Weak / noneIn vitroMentions: Kisspeptin

Editor's note

An in vitro and mouse-model study identifying a metastasis-suppressive mechanism for kisspeptin signaling in HRAS-driven cells. As mechanistic bench science it is early-stage evidence about kisspeptin biology, well upstream of any clinical inference.

Plain-language abstract

This laboratory study found that kisspeptin signaling suppressed tumor growth and metastasis in an engineered cell line by inhibiting a specific gene-expression pathway. Findings in cultured cells and mouse models are early-stage and may not translate to humans.