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Mus musculus
Gene: ... Disease relevance of Amy1 We demonstrated that the liver- specific promoter of Amy- 1 is utilized... of this promoter. High impact information on Amy1 Adult mouse liver expressed Amy- 1 and Amy- 2 at levels comparable to those of fully induced hepatoma cells. Amy- 1 is constitutively active in these cells... / Synonyms: Amy-1; Amy-1-a; Amy1a
Triticum aestivum
Gene: ... High impact information on amy1 Furthermore, the rapid response of beta- amylase to SNP in wheat seeds could be attributed to NO and was approximately dose- dependent....
Arabidopsis thaliana
Gene: ... High impact information on AMY1 Knock- out mutants in the predicted non- plastidial alpha- amylases AtAMY1 and AtAMY2 were also isolated, and these displayed normal starch breakdown in the dark as expected for extraplastidial amylases. Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of AMY1 Using...
Rattus norvegicus
Gene: ... High impact information on Amy1 In addition, the rat genome also contained an independent, orphonlike version of the weaker Amy- 1 promoter, which was transcriptionally silent. The allelic frequencies at 6 isozyme loci( Es- 1, Es- 2, Es- 3, Es- 4, Es- Si and Amy- 1) were examined in 4 outbred Wistar...
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... High impact information on AMY1B The long haplotype spans about 300 kb and contains six additional genes arranged in two repeats, each one consisting of two salivary amylase genes( AMY1A and AMY1B) and a pseudogene lacking the first three exons( AMYP1)....
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... Disease relevance of AMY1A The nucleotide sequence homologies of cDNAs between this carcinoid amylase and amy1, amy2 are 97. 5% and 98. 2 %, respectively. The AMY1 gene( salivary type) was exclusively... indicated that the parotid gland and hepatoma( also liver) clearly expressed AMY 1 and AMY 2B genes...
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... Disease relevance of AMY1C The data demonstrate that the functional tissue- specific promoter of human AMY1C is derived from inserted sequences and that parotid expression can be conferred by sequences derived solely from the retrovirus. High impact information on AMY1C A 1- kb fragment of AMY1C (- 1003 to...
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... suggest that both AAT- 1 and AMY- 1 play roles in spermatogenesis. AAT- 1alpha was found to bind to and be colocalized in mitochondria with AMY- 1 in human HeLa and mouse GC- 1 cells. AAT- 1 was found... in the spermatid and mature sperm, as was AMY- 1. It was also found that the formation of the complex of AMY- 1... / Synonyms: AMY-1; AMY1
Mus musculus
Gene: ... High impact information on Mycbp To characterize the promoter of the mouse AMY- 1 gene, a series of deletion constructs of the region upstream of the first ATG was linked to the luciferase gene, and their luciferase activities were measured in human HeLa and K562 cells. Over- expressed ZF5 gene product, a c- myc... / Synonyms: AMY-1; Amy-1; Amy1
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... of C3orf15 All of the isoforms of AAT- 1 were found to bind to and colocalized with AMY- 1 in human.... These results suggest that both AAT- 1 and AMY- 1 play roles in spermatogenesis. It was then found that AAT- 1..., while all strains had quantitatively comparable amounts of adenovirus genomes and hAAT mRNA transcripts... / Synonyms: AMY-1-associating protein expressed in testis 1; MYCBP/AMY-1-associated testis-expressed protein 1

 

 
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