Does long non-coding RNA TUG1 act as a miR-26a sponge in human glioma cells?
TUG1 could serve as a miR-26a sponge in human glioma cells, contributing to the upregulation of PTEN. This study revealed a new TUG1/miR-26a/PTEN regulatory mechanism and provided a further understanding of the tumor-suppressive role of TUG1 in glioma development.
Early occlusal recovery can rehabilitate the damage of masticatory muscles in rats with unilateral chew.