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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"K-RasV12"”.

  1. HeLa에서 K-ras 과발현시 활성산소 발생에 의한 핵모양의 이상의 발생과 이중핵/다핵 세포 증가 현상 연구

    … in many cancers. One of the oncogene mutants, K-RasV12 has been reported to generate reactive oxygen species (ROS). We recently observed that increased ROS generates polyploidy and abnormal nuclear shape in HeLa cells. We hypothesized that ROS generated by K-RasV12 may also generate polyploidy …

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  2. Mechanism of mitochondrial respiratory dysfunction by oncogenic K-Ras

    … oncogene driving transformation, oncogenic K-RasV12 was adopted to transform cultured fibroblast. When cultured Rat-2 fibroblast cells were infected with a retrovirus harboring constitutively active K-RasV12, the expressions of both respiratory and non-respiratory proteins were decreased. Such …

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  3. Nuclear Receptors in Lung Cancer

    … epithelial cells (HBEC3) and in transgenic K-rasV12 mice, a well-known genetic model for lung adenocarcinoma. In the HBEC3 panel, the induced expression of peroxisome proliferator activating receptor gamma (PPARγ) in the parental HBEC3 introduced by oncogenic K-rasV12 is decreased in a subset …

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  4. Colon Cancer Initiation and Progression

    … tested collaborated with ectopic expression of K-RASV12 and/or TP53 knockdown to promote anchorage-independent proliferation of HCECs. In contrast only 5 out of 362 random shRNAs (1.4%) enhanced soft agar growth. We have identified additional members of an extensive gene network specifying …

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