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  1. ...dimerization and activation of the kinase due to the formation of 106 disulfide bridges between RET monomers, 107 ii) those involving the intracytosolic tyrosine kinase domain that associate with 108 Page 5 of 38 6 MEN2B phenotype. These mutations are believed to affect the stability of 109 RET inac ~~~
  2. ...dimerization f constitutively active f splicing R336Review T Uo et al. Diversity of AR-Vs in prostate cancer DOI: 10.1530/ERC-17-0108 http://.endocrinology-journals.org © 2017 Society for Endocrinology Printed in Great Britain Published by Bioscientifica Ltd. 24:9 anti-AR therapy has been developed ~~~
  3. ...dimerization of HIF2α and ARNT (HIF-B) are shown. A: PAS (Per-ARNT-Sim) A domain; B: PAS (Per-ARNT-Sim) B domain. bHLH, basic helix-loop-helix domain; HIF2α antagonist, PT2399 and PT2385 (peloton therapeutics); ODD, oxygen-dependent degradation domain; TAD, transactivation domain. A full color versi ~~~
  4. ...dimerization patterns of AR at AREs (head-to-head vs head-to-tail (Shaffer  et  al. 2004)) as originally thought. Rather, recent ChIP-Seq data have clarified that AR binds to selective AREs because of less stringent sequence requirements for the 3′ hexamer (Sahu et al. 2014). Recent bioinformatics-g ~~~
  5. ...dimerization (Gujral, et al. 2006; Plaza-Menacho, et al. 2014). In 82 vitro studies indeed suggest that the M918T-mutated receptor can be activated and 83 autophosphorylated in the absence of any ligand. Finally, the M918T-mutated receptor can 84 be further activated by its endogenous ligand, even i ~~~
  6. ...dimerization of distinct AR mutants. Another mutation that can confer antagonist–agonist switching is F877L, which was found to be activated by enzalutamide in cell lines (Balbas et al. 2013, Joseph et al. 2013, Korpal et  al. 2013). Although this alteration was identified in circulating DNA from a ~~~
  7. ...dimerization loop in domain II (Cho et al. 2003, Garrett et al. 2003). This unique ErbB-2 structure helps to explain the fact that despite the absence of a known ligand that binds ErbB-2 directly, this receptor participates in an extensive network of ligand-induced formation of ErbBs dimers (Graus-P ~~~
  8. ...dimerization and interactions with cofactors (reviewed in Gelmann 2002, Chan & Dehm 2014). The recruitment and formation of multiple protein complexes are required to activate or repress downstream gene expression. The same rules can be applied to AR-Vs. Several studies indicated that AR-Vs may acti ~~~
  9. ...dimerization in breast cancer cells. Assay and Drug Development Technologies 8 27–36. (doi:10.1089/ adt.2009.0208) Klebe RJ, Thomas CA, Grant GM, Grant A & Gosh P 1994 Cytoscription: computer controlled micropositioning of cell adhesion proteins and cells. Journal of Tissue Culture Methods 16 189–19 ~~~
  10. ...dimerization and activity, the dual tyrosine kinase inhibitor – lapatinib – which inhibits HER2 and EGFR activity and T-DMI (an  antibody drug-conjugate of the mAb, trastuzumab and the chemotherapy drug DMI (emtansine)) (Verma et  al. 2012, Mendes et al. 2015), have been developed and are clinically ~~~
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