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Tue Sep 16

• ACS :: Oncogenes and Tumor Suppressor Genes

Sun Sep 14

• ???????(Oncoge nes and cancer): ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ? A tumor cell is distinguished from a normal cell by its immortality, morphological transformation , and (sometimes) ability to metastasize. Oncogenes are identified by genetic changes that represent gain-of-functi ons associated with the acquisition of these properties. An oncogene may be derived from a proto-oncogene by mutations that affect its function or level of expression. Tumor suppressors are identified by loss-of-functi on mutations that allow increased cell proliferation. The mutations may either eliminate function of the tumor repressor or create a dominant negative version.

Fri Jun 20

• Synergistic response to oncogenic mutations defines gene class critical to cancer phenotype : Article : Nature: must read on cooperation

Fri Jun 13

• Abl and microRNA - Cancer Cell -- Faber et al.

Fri Apr 18

• nature06866.pd f (application/p df Object): Ikaros and BCR abl comutation

Fri Apr 11

• David Parichy

Wed Mar 19

• Oncogenes and Cancer | Croce | N Engl J Med

Sat Mar 15

• Cell -- Ventura et al.: mir17-92 targets and function

Thu Dec 6

• Media Showcase

Tue Apr 24

• Bioinfo Online - A cancer promoting protein shows up in an unexpected place in the cell - Cancer - Latest News

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