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PRG1  -  p53-responsive gene 1

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Disease relevance of PRG1

 

High impact information on PRG1

 

Biological context of PRG1

 

Anatomical context of PRG1

 

Associations of PRG1 with chemical compounds

 

Physical interactions of PRG1

 

Regulatory relationships of PRG1

 

Other interactions of PRG1

  • Human PACAP response gene 1 (p22/PRG1): proliferation-associated expression in pancreatic carcinoma cells [35].
  • Additionally, we demonstrate that the translational enhancement of mdm2 involves a preferential increase in mdm2 transcription that is initiated from the internal p53-responsive promoter region of this gene [36].
  • It has been recently hypothesized that the CD59 gene has two putative p53-responsive elements that may be involved in defense of host cells from damage by the complement system in inflammation [37].
  • The BRCA1 and p53 tumor suppressors have been shown to interact and cooperate to activate transcription of p53-responsive genes [38].
  • The induction of several p53-responsive genes as well as a small form of p130 (S-p130) was detected upon p53 activation [39].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of PRG1

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