Bone Hormone Sparks Fight-or-Flight Response in Mice
Characterized by a rise in heart rate, respiration, temperature, and adrenaline, the acute stress response, more commonly known as the fight-or-flight response, is a physiological
Characterized by a rise in heart rate, respiration, temperature, and adrenaline, the acute stress response, more commonly known as the fight-or-flight response, is a physiological
Highlights •Stem cell lineage infidelity occurs transiently in wounds and persists in cancer •Wounds and cancer converge on lineage infidelity irrespective of stem cell origin
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