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The role of ras GTPase activating protein in human tumorigenesis
E. Friedman
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The Gertner Institute
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Tumorigenesis
100%
Ras GTPase-activating Proteins
100%
Tumor
20%
Protein Function
20%
Tumor Suppressor Gene
20%
Activated Ras
20%
Protein Expression
10%
Mode of Action
10%
Major Contributor
10%
Indirect Evidence
10%
Inverse Correlation
10%
Downstream Effectors
10%
Human Tumors
10%
Activating mutation
10%
Genetic Modification
10%
Oncogene
10%
Oncogenic Potential
10%
Structure Function
10%
Laboratory Techniques
10%
Pharmacological Approaches
10%
Two-line
10%
RAS Pathway
10%
Genotype-phenotype Correlation
10%
GTP Hydrolysis
10%
Basal Cell Carcinoma
10%
Malignant Potential
10%
Effector Mechanisms
10%
Choriocarcinoma
10%
Trophoblastic Tumor
10%
Abnormal Signal Transduction
10%
RAS Genes
10%
Laboratory Approach
10%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Carcinogenesis
100%
GTPase-activating Protein
100%
Signal Transduction
20%
Protein Function
20%
Tumor Suppressor Gene
20%
Protein Expression
10%
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
10%
Guanosine Triphosphate
10%
Downregulation
10%
Gene Mutation
10%
Oncogene
10%
C-Terminus
10%
Oncogene Ras
10%
Structure Activity Relation
10%
Laboratory Technique
10%
Genotype-Phenotype Correlation
10%