Anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory therapeutics and methods thereof
A cancer and protein technology, applied in gene therapy, anti-tumor drugs, pharmaceutical formulations, etc., can solve the problems of inability to provide direct connection of DKK3, destruction of secretion, etc.
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[0167] Dkk3 tml Cni Mutant mice were generated by interfering with exon 2 of the Dkk3 gene, which contains a biologically important CpG island and encodes the N-terminal 71 amino acid signal peptide sequence and N-terminal glycosylation of secreted DDK3 site ( Image 6 a). (Kobayashi et al. 2002 Gene 282, 151-158; Lodygin et al. 2005 Cancer Res65, 4218-4227; Sato et al. 2007 Carcinogenesis 28, 2459-2466.) There are two DKK3 isoforms in the meninges of the wild-type control group , glycosylated DDK3 accounts for about 75% of the total DDK3, and DKK3b accounts for about 25% ( Image 6 b, Figure 14 b).
[0168] Dkk3 tml Cni The expected loss of glycosylated DKK3 by targeting mutations in exon 2 was shown in the meninges of mutant mice. However, DKK3b not only exists but also upregulates about twice the amount ( Image 6 ), thus confirming that the smaller 30 kDa isoform is not a hydrolyzed fragment of the larger DKK3, and raising the possibility that epigenetic modificati...
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