Selected article for: "canonical pathway and coding gene"

Title: 2017 ACVIM Forum Research Abstract Program
  • Document date: 2017_6_15
  • ID: ri2w5iby_16
    Snippet: This study identified a candidate gene (CTNNA2), which codes for alpha-catenin, an essential protein of the adherens junctions and modulator of the canonical Wnt pathway. Although a mutation was not detected within the coding regions of the gene or within upstream enhancers of CTNNA2, Western blot revealed decreased levels of alpha-catenin (and the phosphorylated form of beta-catenin) in DMVD valves. These preliminary data may support the presenc.....
    Document: This study identified a candidate gene (CTNNA2), which codes for alpha-catenin, an essential protein of the adherens junctions and modulator of the canonical Wnt pathway. Although a mutation was not detected within the coding regions of the gene or within upstream enhancers of CTNNA2, Western blot revealed decreased levels of alpha-catenin (and the phosphorylated form of beta-catenin) in DMVD valves. These preliminary data may support the presence of a mutation located within the non-coding regions controlling CTNNA2 transcription and further investigation is warranted. We sought to investigate whether MAPSE and TAPSE were associated with survival time in cats with HCM.

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