"prooncogenic" meaning in English

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          "text": "Further, the protein SRSF1 is up-regulated in cancer and its transcription is activated by the prooncogenic transcription factor Myc. However there is a significant difference in SRSF1 gene copy number that may account for its up-regulation [82 ].",
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        "That precedes or leads to oncogenesis"
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