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Blair Madison

University of MichiganORCID

Also Known As

B B Madison, B. B. Madison, B. Madison, B. Madison, Blair, B.B. Madison, Blair B Madison, Blair B. Madison, Blair Madison, Blair B. Madison

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University of MichiganUniversity of PennsylvaniaWashington University in St. LouisFirst Hospital of China Medical UniversityPacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute
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About

Blair Madison is an author at University of Michigan specializing in medicine, cell biology, and cell signaling.

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Epithelial NEMO links innate immunity to chronic intestinal inflammation

Arianna Nenci, Christoph Becker, Andy Wullaert,

Nature

2007

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cis Elements of the Villin Gene Control Expression in Restricted Domains of the Vertical (Crypt) and Horizontal (Duodenum, Cecum) Axes of the Intestine

Blair Madison, Laura Dunbar, Xiaotan T. Qiao,

Journal of Biological Chemistry

2002

743

Epithelial hedgehog signals pattern the intestinal crypt-villus axis

Blair Madison, Katherine Braunstein, Erlene Kuizon,

Development

2004

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Paracrine Hedgehog Signaling in Stomach and Intestine: New Roles for Hedgehog in Gastrointestinal Patterning

Åsa Kolterud, Ann S. Grosse, William J. Zacharias,

Gastroenterology

2009

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Transforming Growth Factor β Receptor Type II Inactivation Induces the Malignant Transformation of Intestinal Neoplasms Initiated by <i>Apc</i> Mutation

Nina M. Muñoz, Melissa P. Upton, Andrés Rojas,

Cancer Research

2006

167

Prospective Identification of a Multilineage Progenitor in Murine Stomach Epithelium

Xiaotan T. Qiao, Joshua W. Ziel, Wendy M. McKimpson,

Gastroenterology

2007

145

FoxF1 and FoxL1 Link Hedgehog Signaling and the Control of Epithelial Proliferation in the Developing Stomach and Intestine

Blair Madison, Lindsay B. McKenna, Diane K. Dolson,

Journal of Biological Chemistry

2008

139

LIN28B promotes growth and tumorigenesis of the intestinal epithelium via Let-7

Blair Madison, Qi Liu, Xue Zhong,

Genes & Development

2013

133

LIN28B fosters colon cancer migration, invasion and transformation through let-7-dependent and -independent mechanisms

Cathy King, Lili Wang, R. Winograd,

Oncogene

2011

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A LIN28B-RAN-AURKA Signaling Network Promotes Neuroblastoma Tumorigenesis

Robert W. Schnepp, Priya Khurana, Edward F. Attiyeh,

Cancer Cell

2015

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