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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"ywhaz"”.

  1. Identifying Oncogenic Drivers of Poor Outcome in Triple Negative Breast Cancer

    … In this study we identified that TGFβ2, YWHAZ and GLI2 are upregulated in poor outcome TNBC cell lines work together with FOXC1 to subvert the growth control effects of TGFβ2-pSMAD2/3 signalling towards transcriptional activation of EMT and metastasis driving genes. Furthermore, we …

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  2. Durch Sirolimus induzierte frühe Veränderungen des Proteoms und Phosphoproteoms in humanen T-Lymphoblasten

    … LDHB, LMNB1) stellten sich über das Bindeprotein YWHAZ als potentielle Interaktionspartner bei der Auswertung mittels der Software MINT dar. Schlussfolgerungen: In dieser Arbeit wird erstmals der simultane Einfluss von SRL auf den Phosphorylierungsstatus und die Proteinexpression im Gesamtproteom …

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  3. Proceso apoptótico y respuesta simpática en tejido cardiaco durante la muerte encefálica

    … de un grupo de genes (GADPH, PPIA, ACTB, YWHAZ, ARN 18S, B2M, UBC, TBP, RPLP y HPRT) para ser usados como genes de referencia para la normalización de datos obtenidos en estudios de expresión génica en tejido humano procedente de donantes en muerte encefálica. Los principales resultados …

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  4. Regulation of Mammary Gland Development and Tumorigenesis By 14-3-3 Zeta

    <p>Signaling pathways that play critical roles in organ development are often aberrantly regulated during cancer initiation and progression. 14-3-3z is overexpressed in more than 40% of breast cancers and is associated with poor patient prognosis. Therefore, the function of 14-3-3z in cancer and …

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