Matrix stiffness-related extracellular matrix signatures and the DYNLL1 protein promote hepatocellular carcinoma progression through the Wnt/β-catenin pathway
Yang Shen(Wuhan University), Ximing Xu(Shanghai Changzheng Hospital), Shu‐Hong Yu(Southern University of Science and Technology), Xinyao Hu(Wuhan University), Jiayu Chen(East China University of Science and Technology), Ling Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhuolin Zhou(Wuhan University), Yangtao Xu(Shenzhen Bay Laboratory), Siyu Wang(Wuhan University), Jingyu Wu(Fujian Medical University), Jiayi Li(Wuhan University), Ling Feng(Wuhan University)
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