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Homo sapiens
Gene: ... . BTG2 was expressed in all hyperproliferative atrophic peripheral zone lesions examined( simple atrophy...Disease relevance of BTG2 BTG2 expression was found to be significantly reduced in a large proportion of human kidney and breast carcinomas, suggesting that BTG2 is a tumor suppressor that links p53... / Synonyms: Protein BTG2
Mus musculus
Gene: ... Disease relevance of Btg2 Differential expression of TIS21 and TIS1 genes in the various organs... TIS21 after a combined treatment of TPA and cycloheximide. High impact information on Btg2 Here we use... that the Tis21 gene is involved in the induction of GD3 9- O- acetylation. Biological context of Btg2 The TIS21... / Synonyms: Protein BTG2
Rattus norvegicus
Gene: ... Disease relevance of Btg2 BACKGROUND: An increased biosynthesis of nitric oxide( NO) has been... information on Btg2 While the endothelial cell is a well known source of NO (.), recent studies suggest...12 cells. Chemical compound and disease context of Btg2 METHODS: An adenoviral construct... / Synonyms: Protein BTG2
Danio rerio
Gene: ... High impact information on btg2 Double in situ hybridization with zebrafish btg- b and hoxb9a indicates that the expression domains of these two genes overlap in the posterior paraxial mesoderm. Expression of zebrafish btg- b, an anti- proliferative cofactor, during early embryogenesis. The tissue...
MeSH term: ... in upper aerodigestive tract( UADT) carcinomas. BTG2 expression was found to be significantly reduced in a large proportion of human kidney and breast carcinomas, suggesting that BTG2 is a tumor suppressor...- induced skin tumors, but 70% of carcinomas from Pten +/- mice do not exhibit this mutation, and in all...
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... cell death. We show that BTG2 expression is induced through a p53- dependent mechanism and that BTG2... in all esophageal cancers, whereas MDM2 T309G G/ G was associated with a 7- fold increased risk of death... ") are observed in families with germline TP53 mutations: All families had at least one family member...
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