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AprA, CfaD, and QkgA are required for inhibition of proliferation by BzpN.
Published 2011“…Values are mean ± SEM, n≥3. Expression of BzpN-GFP in wild-type cells resulted in a significant decrease in cell density on days 5 through 8 with p<0.05, whereas expression of BzpN-GFP in <i>aprA<sup>−</sup>, cfaD<sup>−</sup>, or qkgA<sup>−</sup></i> cells did not cause a significant reduction in cell density at any measured timepoint (t-test). …”
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Divergent effects of DYRK1A KD in HBV-infected PHH.
Published 2024“…(B) Representative Western blot analysis of DYRK1A KD levels. (C) and (D) DYRK1A and HBV RNA analysis of a set of 3 independent experiments, each performed in triplicate, in which a decrease of HBV RNAs was observed. …”
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M<sup>6</sup>A-mediated up-regulation of LncRNA LIFR-AS1 enhances the progression of pancreatic cancer via miRNA-150-5p/ VEGFA/Akt signaling
Published 2022“…Through rescue experiments, we were able to confirm that the unfavorable impact of LIFR-AS1 knockdown on VEGFA /PI3K/Akt Signaling could be reversed via the inhibition of miR-150-5p expression. Together, these findings indicate that a noval m6A-LIFR-AS1 axis promotes PC progression at least in part via regulation of the miR-150-5p/VEGFA axis, indicating that this regulatory axis may be a viable clinical target for the treatment of PC.…”
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