نتایج جستجو برای: genomic instability

تعداد نتایج: 199899  

2011
Daphne W. Bell Nilabja Sikdar Kyoo-young Lee Jessica C. Price Raghunath Chatterjee Hee-Dong Park Jennifer Fox Masamichi Ishiai Meghan L. Rudd Lana M. Pollock Sarah K. Fogoros Hassan Mohamed Christin L. Hanigan Suiyuan Zhang Pedro Cruz Gabriel Renaud Nancy F. Hansen Praveen F. Cherukuri Bhavesh Borate Kirk J. McManus Jan Stoepel Payal Sipahimalani Andrew K. Godwin Dennis C. Sgroi Maria J. Merino Gene Elliot Abdel Elkahloun Charles Vinson Minoru Takata James C. Mullikin Tyra G. Wolfsberg Philip Hieter Dae-Sik Lim Kyungjae Myung

ATAD5, the human ortholog of yeast Elg1, plays a role in PCNA deubiquitination. Since PCNA modification is important to regulate DNA damage bypass, ATAD5 may be important for suppression of genomic instability in mammals in vivo. To test this hypothesis, we generated heterozygous (Atad5(+/m)) mice that were haploinsuffficient for Atad5. Atad5(+/m) mice displayed high levels of genomic instabili...

2012
Christine A. Armstrong George D. Jones Rhona Anderson Pooja Iyer Deepan Narayanan Jatinderpal Sandhu Rajinder Singh Christopher J. Talbot Cristina Tufarelli

The ability of ionizing radiation to initiate genomic instability has been harnessed in the clinic where the localized delivery of controlled doses of radiation is used to induce cell death in tumor cells. Though very effective as a therapy, tumor relapse can occur in vivo and its appearance has been attributed to the radio-resistance of cells with stem cell-like features. The molecular mechani...

Journal: :Molecular and cellular biology 2004
Clayton R Hunt David J Dix Girdhar G Sharma Raj K Pandita Arun Gupta Margo Funk Tej K Pandita

Heat shock proteins (HSPs) are highly conserved among all organisms from prokaryotes to eukaryotes. In mice, the HSP genes Hsp70.1 and Hsp70.3 are induced by both endogenous and exogenous stressors, such as heat and toxicants. In order to determine whether such proteins specifically influence genomic instability, mice deficient for Hsp70.1 and Hsp70.3 (Hsp70.1/3(-/-) mice) were generated by gen...

Journal: :Carcinogenesis 2007
Mark P Little Guangquan Li

Three stochastic models of genomic instability recently developed by Little and Wright (Math. Biosci., (2003) 183, 111-34), with two, three and five stages, and the two-stage genomic instability model of Nowak et al. (Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA, (2002) 99, 16226-16231) are compared with the four-stage model proposed by Luebeck and Moolgavkar (Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA, (2002) 99, 15095-15100) th...

Journal: :Fertility and sterility 2010
Satish Kumar Adiga Dinesh Upadhya Guruprasad Kalthur Satish Rao Bola Sadashiva Pratap Kumar

OBJECTIVE To report a more quantitative approach to study the influence of varying levels of sperm DNA damage on transgenerational changes in genomic instability in a mouse model. DESIGN Experimental prospective study. SETTING Embryology research laboratory. ANIMAL(S) Swiss albino mice. INTERVENTION(S) The sperm DNA damage was induced by different doses of gamma-irradiation to male mice...

2014
Janet E. Baulch Umut Aypar Katrina M. Waters Austin J. Yang William F. Morgan Kazuya Iwamoto

Radiation induced genomic instability is a well-studied phenomenon, the underlying mechanisms of which are poorly understood. Persistent oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, elevated cytokine levels and epigenetic changes are among the mechanisms invoked in the perpetuation of the phenotype. To determine whether epigenetic aberrations affect genomic instability we measured DNA methylati...

H Mozdaranie M.H Roostaie S ِAkbari-Kamranvar

Some environmental mutagenic agents cause genomic instability and increase susceptibility of DNA damage. One of them is mitomycin C which is connected to DNA as an alkylating factor and affects susceptible cells to reduction reactions. This drug is used in chemotherapy and treatment of tumors. Study of genomic instability in the presence of different concentrations of MMC can show susceptibilit...

Journal: :Cell 2017
Anthony Tubbs André Nussenzweig

Genome instability, defined as higher than normal rates of mutation, is a double-edged sword. As a source of genetic diversity and natural selection, mutations are beneficial for evolution. On the other hand, genomic instability can have catastrophic consequences for age-related diseases such as cancer. Mutations arise either from inactivation of DNA repair pathways or in a repair-competent bac...

2006
H. Hofman-Hüther

Introduction Blood as well as other normal tissues are unavoidably exposed to ionising radiation during a radiation therapy of tumours. Damage to haematopoietic cells in cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy is one of the important side effects and might result in secondary malignancies of the haematopoietic system. Genomic instability induced during radiation therapy might play a role i...

Journal: :Archives of otolaryngology--head & neck surgery 2007
Daniel L Stoler Norma J Nowak Sei-ichi Matsui Sam M Wiseman Neng Chen Smitha S Dutt Jeremy D Bartos Thom R Loree Nestor R Rigual Wesley L Hicks Sheila N Sait Garth R Anderson

OBJECTIVES To assess the forms and extent of genomic instability in thyroid cancers and colorectal neoplasms and to determine if such measurements could explain the generally excellent prognosis of thyroid malignant neoplasms compared with colon carcinoma. DESIGN Tumor genome analyses. Genomic instability was measured by the following 4 methods, listed in ascending order based on the size of ...

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