Abstract
Eric Snyder, Tyler Jacks and colleagues have shown the transcription factor NKX2-1 promotes a pulmonary cell fate and that this suppresses a latent gastrointestinal differentiation programme, which might explain why lung adenocarcinomas lacking NKX2-1 can adopt a glandular and mucinous phenotype.
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