Example sentences for: pcna

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  • Previously, we [ 1 ] found that upon overexpression of Hoxc-8, the vertebral cartilages accumulate immature chondrocytes, and we showed that these cells are proliferating cells by virtue of staining for Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen (PCNA).

  • The authors studied the expression of two p53-upregulated genes ( Cdkn1a , which encodes p21, and Mdm2 ) and one downregulated gene ( Pcna ) in p53-positive tumours after irradiation and showed responses indicative of normal p53 function.

  • For instance, they are dispensable for DNA damage-dependent activation of the Rad26/Rad3-kinase complex [ 18 ] , but are required for the Rad3-dependent phosphorylation of Chk1 [ 23 ] . Structural predictions of Hus1, Rad1 and Rad9 have led to the proposal that all three fold similarly to the subunits of Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen (PCNA) [ 24 25 26 ] . Consistent with these predictions, PCNA exists as a homotrimer [ 27 ] while Hus1, Rad1 and Rad9 all interact and possibly form a heterotrimer [ 25 28 ] . In addition, Rad17 has sequence similarity and physical interactions with subunits of Replication Factor C (RFC) [ 29 30 ] . Based on the RFC-PCNA paradigm, the Rad17-RFC complex may load the PCNA-like Rad9-Rad1-Hus1 (9-1-1) complex onto genomic lesions discovered by the Rad26/Rad3 complex.

  • A proposed mechanism of SAHA stresses the involvement of pRb2/p130-E2F-4 interaction and nuclear localization, which ultimately results in cell growth arrest and repression in nuclear E2F-1 and PCNA protein levels, and the subsequent inhibition of DNA synthesis in both cell lines.

  • 8A), PNN analysis shows that the increased expression of cyclin D2, p57, and Cdc25a, as well as decreased expression of PCNA, best discriminate control from SN50-treated explants.


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