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Haploinsufficiency in
genetics describes a
model of
dominant gene
action in
diploid organisms, in
which a
single copy of the wild-type
allele at a locus...
- gene in this region.
These genetic data
suggest that CUX1 may be a
haploinsufficient tumor suppressor gene. In
addition to LOH events,
large scale DNA...
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question is
required in two
copies to
elicit a
normal phenotype (i.e.
haploinsufficient).
Hypomorphic describes a
mutation that
causes a
partial loss of gene...
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region 7q11.23. This is a
heterozygous deletion,
which results in
haploinsufficient expression of the 25–27
genes in this region. CLIP2, ELN, GTF2I, GTF2IRD1...
- PMID 11665719. Lam MH, Liu Q,
Elledge SJ,
Rosen JM (July 2004). "Chk1 is
haploinsufficient for
multiple functions critical to
tumor suppression".
Cancer Cell...
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observed almost exclusively in AD patients,
indicating that SORL1 is
haploinsufficient. However, most
variants are rare
missense variants that can be benign...
- mutations. 70% of patients.
Autosomal dominant.
Dominant negative and
haploinsufficient mutations described. ALPS-sFAS: Fas.
Somatic FAS
mutations in DNT...
- in CTLA4
haploinsufficient patients),
autoimmune infiltration (of non-lymphoid organs, also
resembling that
found in CTLA4
haploinsufficient patients)...
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dynamics of
emergency granulopoiesis, as
demonstrated by
studies in TP53
haploinsufficient models,
particularly in FANCC−/− mice,
highlighting the intricate...
- to un-regulated FOXO1. When the same
experiment was
repeated with
haploinsufficient FOXO1,
insulin sensitivity was
partially restored, and
hepatic glucose...
