PubMed:15720817 JSONTXT 2 Projects

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15720817-1#17#32#diseaseC1519678 127-142 diseaseC1519678 denotes tumor expansion
15720817-1#127#138#gene5340 237-248 gene5340 denotes plasminogen
15720817-1#140#143#gene5340 250-253 gene5340 denotes Plg
15720817-2#56#89#gene5054 346-379 gene5054 denotes plasminogen activator inhibitor-1
15720817-2#91#96#gene5054 381-386 gene5054 denotes PAI-1
15720817-2#101#119#diseaseC1519670 391-409 diseaseC1519670 denotes tumor angiogenesis
15720817-0#5#38#gene5054 500-1202 gene5054 denotes progression. By generating immunodeficient mice (in Rag-1-/- or nude background) deleted for PAI-1 gene (PAI-1-/-), we have evaluated the impact of host PAI-1 deficiency on the tumorigenicity of two malignant human skin keratinocyte cell lines HaCaT II-4 and HaCaT A5-RT3 forming low-grade and high-grade carcinomas, respectively. When using the surface transplantation model, angiogenesis and tumor invasion of these two cell lines are strongly reduced in PAI-1-deficient mice as compared to the wild-type control animals. After subcutaneous injection in PAI-1-/- mice, the tumor incidence is reduced for HaCaT II-4 cells, but not for those formed by HaCaT A5-RT3 cells. These data indicate that PAI-1
15720817-4#14#29#diseaseC0021051 527-542 diseaseC0021051 denotes immunodeficient
15720817-4#39#44#gene5896 552-557 gene5896 denotes Rag-1
15720817-4#80#85#gene5054 593-598 gene5054 denotes PAI-1
15720817-4#92#97#gene5054 605-610 gene5054 denotes PAI-1
15720817-4#140#145#gene5054 653-658 gene5054 denotes PAI-1
15720817-0#54#68#diseaseC0699893 1281-1295 diseaseC0699893 denotes skin carcinoma
127#138#gene534017#32#diseaseC1519678 15720817-1#127#138#gene5340 15720817-1#17#32#diseaseC1519678 associated_with plasminogen,tumor expansion
140#143#gene534017#32#diseaseC1519678 15720817-1#140#143#gene5340 15720817-1#17#32#diseaseC1519678 associated_with Plg,tumor expansion
140#145#gene505414#29#diseaseC0021051 15720817-4#140#145#gene5054 15720817-4#14#29#diseaseC0021051 associated_with PAI-1,immunodeficient
39#44#gene589614#29#diseaseC0021051 15720817-4#39#44#gene5896 15720817-4#14#29#diseaseC0021051 associated_with Rag-1,immunodeficient
5#38#gene505454#68#diseaseC0699893 15720817-0#5#38#gene5054 15720817-0#54#68#diseaseC0699893 associated_with "progression. By generating immunodeficient mice (in Rag-1-/- or nude background) deleted for PAI-1 gene (PAI-1-/-), we have evaluated the impact of host PAI-1 deficiency on the tumorigenicity of two malignant human skin keratinocyte cell lines HaCaT II-4 and HaCaT A5-RT3 forming low-grade and high-grade carcinomas, respectively. When using the surface transplantation model, angiogenesis and tumor invasion of these two cell lines are strongly reduced in PAI-1-deficient mice as compared to the wild-type control animals. After subcutaneous injection in PAI-1-/- mice, the tumor incidence is reduced for HaCaT II-4 cells, but not for those formed by HaCaT A5-RT3 cells. These data indicate that PAI-1",skin carcinoma
56#89#gene5054101#119#diseaseC1519670 15720817-2#56#89#gene5054 15720817-2#101#119#diseaseC1519670 associated_with plasminogen activator inhibitor-1,tumor angiogenesis
80#85#gene505414#29#diseaseC0021051 15720817-4#80#85#gene5054 15720817-4#14#29#diseaseC0021051 associated_with PAI-1,immunodeficient
91#96#gene5054101#119#diseaseC1519670 15720817-2#91#96#gene5054 15720817-2#101#119#diseaseC1519670 associated_with PAI-1,tumor angiogenesis
92#97#gene505414#29#diseaseC0021051 15720817-4#92#97#gene5054 15720817-4#14#29#diseaseC0021051 associated_with PAI-1,immunodeficient