Papers on
B-Myc
Differential expression of transcription factors and inflammation-, ROS-, and cell death-related genes in organotypic cultures in the modiolus, the organ of Corti and the stria vascularis of newborn rats.Mazurek et al., Berlin, Germany. In Cell Mol Neurobiol, 2014
These clusters include the TF Jun, Bmyc, Nfyc, Foxd3, Hes1, the ROS-associated molecules Sod3, and Nos2, and the inflammatory chemokine Ccl20.
B-myc: N-terminal recognition of myc binding proteins.Post et al., West Lafayette, United States. In Biochemistry, 2006
The results provide new insights into Myc N-terminal protein-protein interactions providing a model for Myc regulation through differential involvement of Myc homology boxes 1 and 2 (MBI and MBII) in the binding of Myc interacting proteins.
Modulation of selected cell signaling genes in mouse liver by fumonisin B1.Sharma et al., Athens, United States. In Chem Biol Interact, 2002
Expression of oncogenic transcription factors, c-Myc, B-Myc, Max and Mad, and apoptotic genes, namely Bcl-2, Bax and Bad, was increased after FB1 treatment.
Cloning, sequencing, and characterization of the iturin A operon.Shoda et al., Yokohama, Japan. In J Bacteriol, 2001
Comparison of the amino acid sequences encoded by the iturin A operon and the mycosubtilin operon revealed that ituD, ituA, and ituB have high levels of homology to the counterpart genes fenF (79%), mycA (79%), and mycB (79%), respectively.