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GENE - CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS REPORT

RGD ID: 2139
Species: Rattus norvegicus
RGD Object: Gene
Symbol: App
Name: amyloid beta precursor protein
Acc ID: CHEBI:31767
Term: lead diacetate
Definition: A lead coordination entity in which a central lead(2+) atom is coordinated to two acetate ions.
Chemical ID: MESH:C008261
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)
Appaffects expressionEXP 6480464CTDlead acetate affects the expression of APP proteinPMID:36539177
Appdecreases methylationEXP 6480464CTDlead acetate results in decreased methylation of APP promoterPMID:21117136 PMID:22764079
Appincreases expressionEXP 6480464CTDlead acetate results in increased expression of APP mRNA; lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein; lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein alternative form; lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein modified formPMID:21117136 PMID:22764079 PMID:24806610 PMID:25088297 PMID:29908845
Appmultiple interactionsEXP 6480464CTDProanthocyanidins inhibits the reaction [lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein modified form]PMID:25088297
Appincreases expressionISOAPP (Homo sapiens)6480464CTDlead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein modified formPMID:24462621
Appincreases expressionISOApp (Mus musculus)6480464CTDlead acetate results in increased expression of APP mRNA; lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein; lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein modified formPMID:22279679 PMID:23867794
Appmultiple interactionsISOAPP (Homo sapiens)6480464CTD[[lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] which co-treated with APP protein modified form] results in decreased expression of SYP protein; [lead acetate co-treated with tolfenamic acid] results in decreased expression of APP mRNA; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [[APP protein co-treated with APP protein modified form] results in decreased expression of GAP43 protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [[APP protein co-treated with APP protein modified form] results in decreased expression of SYP protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein binds to APP protein modified form]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein binds to APP protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein modified form binds to APP protein modified form]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein modified form results in decreased expression of GAP43 protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein modified form results in increased expression of BACE1 protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein results in decreased expression of GAP43 protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein results in decreased expression of SYP protein]; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] promotes the reaction [APP protein results in increased expression of BACE1 protein]; tolfenamic acid inhibits the reaction [lead acetate results in increased expression of APP protein modified form]PMID:24462621 PMID:31843630
Appmultiple interactionsISOApp (Mus musculus)6480464CTD[lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] which results in increased expression of APP mRNA; [lead acetate results in increased abundance of Lead] which results in increased expression of APP proteinPMID:31730887 PMID:32058320
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