Pathway
TGF-β Signaling
TGF-β signaling
A receptor-kinase network that regulates development, immune responses, and tissue remodeling.
Overview
EXPLORE BY LEVELTGF-β signals tell cells how to grow, change roles, or interact with nearby tissue.
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Research Claims
TGF-β responses depend on ligand family, receptor expression, SMAD and non-SMAD signaling, feedback, and cell state.