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Alb  -  albumin

Mus musculus

Synonyms: Alb-1, Alb1, Serum albumin
 
 
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Disease relevance of Alb1

 

High impact information on Alb1

  • Homozygosity of Alb-uPA was associated with significantly higher levels of human hepatocyte engraftment, and these mice developed prolonged HCV infections with high viral titers after inoculation with infected human serum [6].
  • The albumin (Alb) promoter provides constitutive, high levels of transgenes in live [7].
  • Analysis of revertants of the Alb1 mutant revealed that one of the two mutations is critical for the temperature-sensitive phenotype; the second mutation is phenotypically silent [2].
  • Proteinuria was reduced in estradiol-treated Alb/TGF-beta mice compared to placebo-treated transgenic mice [8].
  • Both the mammary tumor burden and the incidence of lung metastases were lower in the Alb-TIMP-1/MMTV-MT mice than their MMTV-MT littermates [9].
 

Biological context of Alb1

  • The methods of somatic cell genetics and molecular hybridization were applied to a panel of mouse X rat hepatocyte hybrids segregating rat chromosomes to assign the rat genes coding for two serum proteins, albumin and alpha-fetoprotein (Alb and Afp) [10].
  • These results demonstrate that the mouse Trf and Alb enhancer/promoters are active in sheep and suggest that alternate strategies for expressing growth-related genes may be required to modulate growth in sheep [11].
  • Their genotypes were [C/C, h/h, GcB/GcB, Alb/Alb], [C/C, hi/hi, GcA/GcA, alb/alb] and [C/C, h/h, GcA/GcA, alb/alb], respectively [12].
  • Five transgenic lines were developed, all of which expressed the Alb/TGF-beta 1 transgene selectively in hepatocytes [13].
  • Analysis of the Alb-TIMP-1/MMTV-MT tumors showed evidence of decreased proliferative activity and inhibition of apoptosis, whereas microvascular density was not affected [9].
 

Anatomical context of Alb1

 

Associations of Alb1 with chemical compounds

 

Regulatory relationships of Alb1

  • The molecular hybridization of DNAs from different hybrids with cloned DNA probes showed that all the hybrid clones possessing the rat Alb gene and expressing it also retained the rat Afp locus, which is not expressed in these hybrids [10].
 

Other interactions of Alb1

  • The implications of this finding in relation to the function and evolution of AFP and Alb are discussed [18].
  • Host-specific response to HCV infection in the chimeric SCID-beige/Alb-uPA mouse model: role of the innate antiviral immune response [19].
  • In a previous study, the s locus was included in the same linkage group as serum albumin (Alb) and vitamin-D binding protein (GC) which are mapped on chicken (Gallus gallus) chromosome 4 (GGA4) [20].
  • The tripeptidase locus, Pep-2, also may be loosely linked to Alb in this group [21].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Alb1

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