1. mTOR: The Master Regulator
Cell 
Volume 149, Issue 5, (May 2012)
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2. Immunofluorescence of wild-type (left) and PTENL/L prostate stained for the proinvasion YB-1 protein, translationally regulated by eIF4E. (Insets) Magnification of individual epithelial cells. Image courtesy of A. Hsieh.
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3. Chronic mTORC1 activation in mice with liver-specific knockout of Tsc1 (LTsc1KO) causes a defect in autophagy, as indicated by increased p62 staining and aggregation (arrow), which contributes to liver damage and inflammatory cell infiltration (I). Image courtesy of B. Manning.
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4. Arrowheads point to colocalization of SH3BP4 (green) with RagBGDP (red) in HeLa cells. Image courtesy of Y.M. Kim and D.H. Kim.
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5. Rapamycin was discovered in soil samples taken from Easter Island, or Rapa Nui in Polynesian; the drug was named accordingly.
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