“…The Notch pathway has been reported to contribute to the control of the smooth muscle phenotype (Morrow et al, 2008) and implicated in the amplification of mammary myoepithelial progenitors (Dontu et al, 2004). The impact of Notch signaling on control of the balance of smooth muscle (and, probably, myoepithelial) cell proliferation and differentiation is context dependent.…”
Section: Contractile Function and The Control Of Mammary Myoepitheliamentioning
“…The Notch pathway has been reported to contribute to the control of the smooth muscle phenotype (Morrow et al, 2008) and implicated in the amplification of mammary myoepithelial progenitors (Dontu et al, 2004). The impact of Notch signaling on control of the balance of smooth muscle (and, probably, myoepithelial) cell proliferation and differentiation is context dependent.…”
Section: Contractile Function and The Control Of Mammary Myoepitheliamentioning
“…VSMC respond to vascular injury with decreased expression of contractile proteins and increased proliferation and migration (3). Several pathways have been identified that promote the VSMC contractile phenotype including SRF/myocardin (4), transforming growth factor  (5, 6), and Notch signaling (7,8), while transcription factors such as Krüp-pel-like factor 5 (KLF5) are known to promote a proliferative phenotype by direct binding to the cyclin D1 promoter (9).…”
“…Notch signaling is significantly involved in the responses of the vasculature to injury and growth stimulation (16). Jagged1, a ligand for Notch receptors, is abundantly present in Ecs.…”
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