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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Squelching"”.

  1. The roles of the retinoic acid receptors in growth, differentiation and development.

    … My data indicates that this is due to E2F squelching of factors from RAR transcription complexes. My analysis suggests that a crucial co-activator which is required for RAR transactivation in P19 cells is being sequestered by E2F leading to the block in RAR transactivation. I believe that …

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  2. Identification and Characterization of Genes Associated with <i>V-Jun</i> Induced Cell Transformation

    … in normal cells. In VJ-1 cells however, a squelching mechanism could predominate. In this case, overexpressed v-Jun proteins would sequester and inactivate potential factors that positively regulate ApoA1 transcription, leading to repression.</p>

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  3. Die Interferenz des Tumorsuppressor-Homologen p63 mit dem kanonischen Wnt-Signalweg

    Das Tumorsuppressorhomolog p63 hat eine essentielle Rolle in der korrekten Entwicklung des mehrschichtigen Epithels, der Extremitätenknospen und der Hautanhangsgebilde, wie Haarfollikel, Zähne und Drüsen. Ebenfalls notwendig für die Entwicklung dieser Gewebe ist die regulierte Aktivität des …

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