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WO1999032621A3 - Nucleic acid sequences encoding nuclear receptor coactivator proteins and uses thereof - Google Patents

Nucleic acid sequences encoding nuclear receptor coactivator proteins and uses thereof Download PDF

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WO1999032621A3
WO1999032621A3 PCT/US1998/025478 US9825478W WO9932621A3 WO 1999032621 A3 WO1999032621 A3 WO 1999032621A3 US 9825478 W US9825478 W US 9825478W WO 9932621 A3 WO9932621 A3 WO 9932621A3
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Donald Edward Frail
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A novel steroid receptor coactivator-3 (SRC-3), a coactivator of steroid nuclear receptor transcription was cloned and characterized. SRC-3 represents a new member of a family of steroid receptor coactivators that includes TAF-1 and TIF-2. SRC-3 demonstrated selective nuclear receptor-stimulated gene transcription in a ligand-dependent manner. Protein-protein interaction assays, including BIACORE analyses, demonstrated that the interaction between SRC-3 and ER a was much stronger than that observed for SRC-3 and ER b. An intrinsic transactivation function was observed in the C-terminal half of SRC-3. SRC-3 was differentially expressed in various tissues and, among several tumor cells examined, was most abundant in the nuclear fraction of MCF-7 breast cancer cells. Therefore, SRC-3 is a third member of a family of steroid receptor coactivators that has a distinct tissue distribution and intriguing selectivity between ER a and ER b.
PCT/US1998/025478 1997-12-22 1998-12-01 Nucleic acid sequences encoding nuclear receptor coactivator proteins and uses thereof WO1999032621A2 (en)

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