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GENE - CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS REPORT

RGD ID: 68371
Species: Rattus norvegicus
RGD Object: Gene
Symbol: Mtor
Name: mechanistic target of rapamycin kinase
Acc ID: CHEBI:28748
Term: doxorubicin
Definition: An anthracycline antibiotic that has formula C27H29NO11.
Chemical ID: MESH:D004317
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 SymbolQualifierEvidenceWithReferenceSourceNotesOriginal Reference(s)
Mtordecreases phosphorylationEXP 6480464CTDDoxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR proteinPMID:19801490 PMID:35134463 PMID:36639017
Mtorincreases expressionEXP 6480464CTDDoxorubicin results in increased expression of MTOR mRNA; Doxorubicin results in increased expression of MTOR proteinPMID:34933056
Mtorincreases phosphorylationEXP 6480464CTDDoxorubicin results in increased phosphorylation of MTOR proteinPMID:32525084
Mtormultiple interactionsEXP 6480464CTDGlycyrrhizic Acid inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in increased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]; hesperetin inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in increased expression of MTOR mRNA]; hesperetin inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in increased expression of MTOR protein]; MTOR protein promotes the reaction [NRG1 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased expression of TNNI3 protein]]; MTOR protein promotes the reaction [NRG1 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased expression of TNNT2 protein]]; NRG1 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]; OTUD7B protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]; SC-66 compound inhibits the reaction [SIRT4 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]]; Sirolimus inhibits the reaction [OTUD7B protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]]; Sirolimus inhibits the reaction [SIRT4 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]]; SIRT4 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]PMID:19801490 PMID:32525084 PMID:34933056 PMID:35134463 PMID:36639017
Mtordecreases expressionISOMTOR (Homo sapiens)6480464CTDDoxorubicin results in decreased expression of MTOR mRNAPMID:34719826
Mtordecreases phosphorylationISOMtor (Mus musculus)6480464CTDDoxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR proteinPMID:26450947 PMID:35134463 PMID:36639017
Mtordecreases response to substanceISOMtor (Mus musculus)6480464CTDMTOR protein results in decreased susceptibility to DoxorubicinPMID:19103993
Mtorincreases phosphorylationISOMtor (Mus musculus)6480464CTDDoxorubicin results in increased phosphorylation of MTOR proteinPMID:34296331
Mtormultiple interactionsISOMTOR (Homo sapiens)6480464CTDLoperamide promotes the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased expression of MTOR mRNA]PMID:34719826
Mtormultiple interactionsISOMtor (Mus musculus)6480464CTDcorosolic acid inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in increased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]; Doxorubicin results in decreased activity of and results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein; OTUD7B protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]; SC-66 compound inhibits the reaction [SIRT4 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]]; Sirolimus inhibits the reaction [SIRT4 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]]; SIRT4 protein inhibits the reaction [Doxorubicin results in decreased phosphorylation of MTOR protein]PMID:19103993 PMID:34296331 PMID:35134463 PMID:36639017
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