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Parotid Gland

 
 
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Associations of Parotid Gland with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Parotid Gland

  • Mice with targeted disruptions of the Nhe1, Nhe2, and Nhe3 genes were used to study the in vivo functions of these exchangers in parotid glands [31].
  • Similarly, c-Jun amino-terminal kinase activation is suppressed in vivo in gamma-irradiated parotid glands from PKCdelta(-/-) mice [32].
  • In this report, we demonstrated that Raf-1 protein kinase activity in the mouse parotid glands was induced by chronic isoproterenol administration in whole animals [33].
  • Surprisingly, Kcnn4 channels appear to play no required role in fluid secretion and regulatory volume decrease in the parotid gland [34].
  • In contrast to the dramatic effect of p53 in parotid gland transformation, p53 loss has little effect on the rate or stochastic appearance of mammary tumors [19].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Parotid Gland

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