... mechanismsfor controlling cellcycle progression (Morgan 1997; Zachariae and Nasmyth1999). These studies and others demonstrated the universality of the cell Modeling CellCycle Control and Cancer with ... Nature 343:665–669Modeling CellCycle Control and Cancer with pRB Tumor Suppressor 231 cycle, and strongly suggested that deregulation of the mechanisms controlling cell cycle progression could ... Orc1 and Mcm2–7) and DNA replication (e.g.Dhfr, Rnr, TK, TS and Polα). Many E2F target genes encode products in-volved in cellcycle progression (e.g. cyclins A and E, pRB, p107, E2F1–3) and apoptosis...
... RA (1995) The role of Rb in cellcycle control. Prog Cell Cycle Res 1:9–19Senescence andCellCycle Control 259eliminates telomere-mediated signaling, allowing cells to undergo transform-ation ... loss of G1 control and immortalization. Genes Dev 14:3037–3050Senescence andCellCycle Control 267Campisi J (2001) Cellular senescence as a tumor-suppressor mechanism. Trends Cell Biol11:S27–S31Carnero ... mouse cells. p19ARFispredominantly upregulated during senescence by oncogene activation and/ or oxidativestressSenescence andCellCycle Control 263induction by controlling p16INK4a(and...
... most cell cycle responses. While each single pocket protein can mediate cell cycle arrest upon cell- cell contact, pRb is the critical mediator of cellcycle arrestupon growth factor deprivation and ... roles in controlling cell cycle exit upon growth-inhibiting signals. Only ablation of all pocket proteins fullyalleviated a cellcycle arrest upon serum withdrawal, cell- cell contact inhi-bition, ... suppression andcell mortality. Cell 85:27–37Serrano M, Lin AW, Mila EM, Beach D, Lowe SW (1997) Oncogenic ras provokes prema-ture cell senescence associated with accumulation of p53 and p16Ink4a. Cell...
... RegulatedDuring the CellCycle by a CDE ⁄ CHR TandemElement and is Downregulated by p53 but not by p63or p73. CellCycle 6, 853–862.37 Yoshida K (2005) Cell- cycle- dependent regulation ofthe human and mouse ... p53. Cellcycle arrest can be medi-ated by p53 downregulating the transcription of central cellcycle regulators such as cyclin B, Cks1, Cdc2 and Cdc25C.CDE ⁄ CHR-dependent cell cycle- gene transcription ... encoded by cyclin B1 and cyclin B2 genes isKeywords cell cycle; cellcycle genes homology region(CHR); cell cycle- dependent element (CDE);DREAM complex; E2FCorrespondenceK. Engeland, Molecular...
... phase of the cell- division cycle. Therefore, we tested,using light microscopy and after DAPI staining, whetherthe slow growth yields a cell- cycle phenotype. Cells ofthe logarithmically ... which is stable throughout the cellcycle and highly resistant to proteolytic degradation [40].Miscellaneous proceduresYeast were grown on standard media [41] and transformedas described by ... distribution of G2⁄ M cells: thenumber of metaphase cells with a single DNA mass atthe bud neck and the number of anaphase cells wereincreased slightly in the mutant (metaphase cells: 30.2%in the...
... during the cellcycle [13], upon exit and entry tothe cellcycle both genes are controlled, at least in part,transcriptionally.Cdt1 and geminin are highly expressed in proliferatingcellsin ... upon cellcycle exit. To this effect, HFF cells weredeprived of serum f or 48 h to induce cellcycle exit. Serumwas th en r e-added a nd samples taken as cells progressedinto the cell cycle. ... in G0 cells and induced upon cellcycle re-entry[23] and to be under the transcriptional c ontrol of E2F [24–26]. We show here that, similar to Cdc6, Cdt1 mRNA levelsare r educed in G0 and r...
... completion of the cell division cycle is significantly extendedcompared with continually fed cells. Thus, starvation not only blocks cell cycle progression, but causes cells to exit the cycleand enter ... 3) cellcycle machinery is highly regulated, and 4) cellcycle components are an obvious target in proliferative diseases likecancer (Murray and Hunt 1993).3G1 Progression in Cultured CellsIf ... restriction point of the cell cycle. Cell Cycle 1:103–110Buchkovich K, Duffy LA, Harlow E (1989) The retinoblastoma protein is phosphorylatedduring specific phases of the cell cycle. Cell 58:1097–1105Burdon...
... suppression of the cell cycle andcell survival instead of apoptosis and their presence may be a neuroprotective factor to prolong the life of the cell after re-entry into the cell cycle, pro-tecting ... neuronal cells during development, and is present in smaller amounts in fully differentiated cells [13]. BRCA1 is known to regulate transcription, regulate cellcycle progression, and may ... the cellcycle by affected neurons. However, while such a cellcycle re-entry phenotype is an early and consistent feature of Alzheimer disease, the mechanisms responsible for neuronal cell cycle...
... induction of cellcycle arrest and apoptosis. We have investigated its effects on cell cycle regulation using a gastric cancer cell line, AGS. The effects of CKBM on cell proliferation, cellcycle ... cell line. CKBM is found to inhibit cell proliferation through the induction of apoptosis and G2/M cellcycle arrest. To further elucidate the mechanism of CKBM on apoptosis and G2/M cellcycle ... Y, Xie LP, Yu XY, Zhang RQ. Effects of genistein and daidzein on the cell growth, cell cycle, and differentiation of human and murine melanoma cells. J Nutr Biochem 2002; 13:421-426. 2. Chen...
... based upon the cellcycle process affected:initiation and maintenance of meiosis, transcriptional and translational fac-tors, cellular signaling, cytoplasmic and apoptotic factors and prophase ... pregnancy loss and birth defects, it is critical to dissect out mei-otic cellcycle checkpoints and proper chromosome segregation (Hassold and Hunt 2001). However, understanding cellcycle regulation ... Masui and Markert 1971). The build up of cyclin B and its degra-dation at the end of the cellcycle is a hallmark of MPF activity guiding theinitiation and termination of the cycle (Pines and...
... both cell growth and cell proliferation through multiple pathways and that there is neither a singlecritical effector gene nor a small group of such genes. In cell culture, Myc canaffect cell ... both polymerase I- and polymerase III-dependent transcription, leading to enhanced transcription of ribosomalRNA and tRNA genes and to stimulate transcription of many genes involvedin all steps ... tissues. Mol Cell Biol 24:7538–7547Minsky N, Oren M (2004) The RING domain of Mdm2 mediates histone ubiquitylation and transcriptional repression. Mol Cell 16:631–639Nikiforov MA, Chandriani S,...
... one round of cell division, every cell in metazoans hasto decide whether it will re-enter the cell cycle, exit the cellcycleand en-ter a quiescence state, and every quiescent cell has to similarly ... re-enter the cycle. Allthese crucial decisions are made by a set of information processors (cell cycle machinery) that integrate extracellular and intracellular signals to coordinate cell cycle events.In ... paradigms to cancer and cancer therapyare discussed.2History of the CellCycle model2.1The Concept of Mammalian CellCycle RegulationThe textbook cellcycle model (Morgan 1997; Sherr and Roberts...
... requirements for protein synthesis and degra-dation, and the control of destruction of cyclins A and B in the meiotic and mitotic cell cycles of the clam embryo. J Cell Biol 116:707–724HwangLH,LauLF,SmithDL,MistrotCA,HardwickKG,HwangES,AmonA,MurrayAW(1998) ... control the cell cycle. The purpose of this review is to providea current view the role of ubiquitylation, ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis, and proteasomes in cellcycle control in both yeasts and metazoans.2The ... (Mo-mand et al. 2000). p53, a transcription factor that is activated in response tovariety of cellular stresses, evokes a number of responses ranging from cell cycle arrest to programmed cell...