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Engineering a synthetic cell panel to identify signalling components reprogrammed by the cell growth regulator anterior gradient-2.
Molecular bioSystems - 1 Jun 2014
Gray Terry A, Alsamman Khaldoon, Murray Euan, Sims Andrew H, Hupp Ted R
Abstract excerpt
AGR2 forms an ER-resident signalling axis in cell development, limb regeneration, and in human diseases like asthma and cancer, yet molecular mechanisms underlying its effects remain largely undefined. A single integrated Flippase recombination target (FRT) site was engineered within the AGR2-non expressing A375 cell line to allow integration of a constitutively expressed AGR2 alleles. This allows an analysis of...
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