EC Number   |
Application   |
Reference   |
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 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
the identification of the role of HtrA2 in neurodegeneration will lead to an improved understanding of the pathogenesis of Parkinsons disease |
695598 |
 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
the relation between p73 and HtrA2 may help to understand the behavior of the p73 protein in the responses of cancer cells to chemotherapy |
697174 |
 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
the study does not support a role of HtrA2 variants in the pathogenesis of Parkinsons disease |
700569 |
 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
therapeutic interventions that inhibit HtrA2 expression, translocation, or protease activity may provide attractive therapeutics in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases |
697154 |
 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
therapeutic interventions that inhibit HtrA2/Omi expression, translocation, or protease activity may represent novel therapeutic strategies for retinal pigment epithelial cells and retinal pigment epithelial cells-related diseases |
708821 |
 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
transfecting cells with siRNA molecules against Omi effectively eliminate Omi/HtrA2 protein expression |
668267 |
 3.4.21.108 | medicine |
way to limit renal injury by specifically inhibiting its proteolytic activity |
-, 667167 |
 3.4.21.108 | more |
a role for Omi-mediated processing of WTS in negative regulation of cell cycle progression at interphase. Omi protease is not necessarily required for cell death |
689287 |
 3.4.21.108 | more |
simple and rapid strategy for molecular cloning using a gel-free and antibiotic selection method, which allows for the complete elimination of DNA extraction by gel electrophoresis, and thus has several advantages over gel-based cloning methods, including a cloning efficiency that is approximately 10times higher due to the prevention of ethidium bromide ultraviolet-induced DNA damage and contamination with ligase inhibitors, the amount of plasmid DNA required is approximately five times less, and cloning time is several hours less |
685760 |
 3.4.21.108 | more |
the bacterial protein quality control factor DegP is allosterically regulated by model peptides mimicking cellular stress signals. Strategy for the development of antimicrobials |
683076 |