GENE - CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS REPORT
Note: Use of the qualifier "multiple interactions" designates that the annotated interaction
is comprised of a complex set of reactions and/or regulatory events, possibly involving
additional chemicals and/or gene products.
Object Symbol | Qualifier | Evidence | With | Reference | Source | Notes | Original Reference(s) | Pten | decreases phosphorylation | EXP | | 6480464 | CTD | Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of PTEN protein | PMID:32691977 | Pten | multiple interactions | EXP | | 6480464 | CTD | plumbagin inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of PTEN protein] | PMID:32691977 | Pten | affects expression | ISO | PTEN (Homo sapiens) | 6480464 | CTD | Doxorubicin affects the expression of PTEN mRNA | PMID:26969377 | Pten | increases activity | ISO | PTEN (Homo sapiens) | 6480464 | CTD | Doxorubicin results in increased activity of PTEN protein | PMID:11707646 | Pten | increases response to substance | ISO | PTEN (Homo sapiens) | 6480464 | CTD | PTEN protein results in increased susceptibility to Doxorubicin; PTEN results in increased susceptibility to Doxorubicin | PMID:15548710 PMID:16438844 PMID:17359293 PMID:17935137 PMID:22185283 | Pten | multiple interactions | ISO | PTEN (Homo sapiens) | 6480464 | CTD | [Doxorubicin co-treated with resveratrol] results in increased expression of PTEN mRNA; [Doxorubicin co-treated with trichostatin A] results in increased expression of PTEN mRNA; PTEN protein affects the susceptibility to [Doxorubicin co-treated with trichostatin A]; PTEN protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in increased phosphorylation of and results in increased activity of AKT1 protein]; PTEN protein promotes the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased expression of AKT1 protein modified form]; PTEN protein promotes the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased expression of BAD protein modified form]; PTEN protein promotes the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of AKT1 protein]; PTEN protein promotes the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of BAD protein]; wortmannin inhibits the reaction [PTEN protein results in increased susceptibility to Doxorubicin] | PMID:16438844 PMID:17330857 PMID:17359293 PMID:17935137 PMID:26969377 | |
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