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1 cteristic of its final state (keratin 14 and involucrin).
2 atinocyte differentiation markers (loricrin, involucrin).
3 g later markers (profilaggrin, loricrin, and involucrin).
4 nnexin 43 (Cx43), cytokeratin K10 (K10), and involucrin.
5 lacement of K10 and increasing expression of involucrin.
6 ed keratins 1 and 6, filaggrin, loricrin and involucrin.
7 nd gain in a terminal differentiation marker involucrin.
8 pression of late-stage markers, loricrin and involucrin.
9 nified envelope proteins, most abundantly to involucrin.
10 ast cells, or in the epidermal expression of involucrin.
11 d the expression of loricrin, filaggrin, and involucrin.
12 turation were assessed by immunostaining for involucrin.
13 entiation-associated target genes, including involucrin.
14 activity of the differentiation marker gene, involucrin.
15  of the cornified envelope precursor protein involucrin.
16 shed CE precursor proteins SPR1A, SPR1B, and involucrin.
17 nd DNMT3B and negatively with p16(INK4A) and involucrin.
18 differentiation, as assayed by expression of involucrin.
19 ers of epithelial differentiation, including involucrin.
20  and mRNA levels of filaggrin, loricrin, and involucrin.
21 creased expression of the structural protein involucrin.
22 ssion of the suprabasal markers loricrin and involucrin.
23 fferentiation markers such as keratin 10 and involucrin.
24 e SC and enhanced expression of loricrin and involucrin.
25 of differentiation-associated keratin 10 and involucrin.
26 elium and express the differentiation marker Involucrin.
27 the adult vagina, E(2) induced expression of involucrin, a CCAAT/enhancer-binding protein beta and cy
28                                              Involucrin, a cornified envelope precursor, and the cros
29 related with a decrease in the expression of involucrin, a differentiation marker.
30 es of keratin 5, a proliferative marker, and involucrin, a differentiative marker, respectively.
31  explore the impact of KLF4 on expression of involucrin, a gene that is specifically expressed in dif
32                                              Involucrin, a marker of epithelial differentiation, and
33 er activity and endogenous protein levels of involucrin, a marker of keratinocyte terminal differenti
34 ophoretic mobility supershift assay using an involucrin activator protein 1 (AP1) response element se
35                                              Involucrin also binds to SLV containing 12-18% phosphati
36 f differentiation and in contrast to that of involucrin, an early marker of terminal differentiation,
37 ncestral glutamine-glutamate-rich regions of involucrin, an important CE structural protein.
38 arize the literature regarding regulation of involucrin, an important marker gene that serves as a mo
39 etween specific glutaminyl residues of human involucrin and a synthetic analog of epidermal specific
40                                        Using involucrin and an epidermal omega-hydroxyceramide analog
41 y of the VDRE promoter and the expression of involucrin and CYP24 mRNA.
42 osition of membranes, transglutaminases, and involucrin and envoplakin in the initiation of CE assemb
43  containing lipid Z, lipid Z was attached to involucrin and formed saponifiable protein-lipid adducts
44 ydrocortisone in vitro induced expression of involucrin and high-molecular-mass CKs that are characte
45 his was featured by decreased E-cadherin and involucrin and increased vimentin and integrin beta(1).
46                          20(OH)D3 stimulated involucrin and inhibited cytokeratin 14 expression.
47 ed expression of the differentiation markers involucrin and keratin 10 compared to cells with no cell
48 ssion pattern of the differentiation markers involucrin and keratinocyte transglutaminase.
49 lls at the apical surface; the expression of involucrin and keratins 6, 13, 14, and 19; and the absen
50  melatonin and AFMK-stimulated expression of involucrin and keratins-10 and keratins-14 in the epider
51 rneum junction and a modest decrease in both involucrin and loricrin protein expression, markers of k
52 ged, whereas the cornified envelope proteins involucrin and loricrin were increased in ft/ft epidermi
53 ecreased expression of K1 and K10 but not of involucrin and loricrin.
54 affected in nkt skin, with overexpression of involucrin and profilaggrin/filaggrin along with focal a
55  cornified envelope (CE) precursor proteins (involucrin and small proline-rich [Sprr] -1a, -1b, -2a,
56 quamation of and cornified envelope protein (involucrin and small proline-rich protein [SPRR]-2) expr
57 es for lipid synthesis and the expression of involucrin and small proline-rich proteins, which covale
58 , improved corneal smoothness, and decreased involucrin and SPRR-2 immunoreactivity compared with EDE
59 stress significantly increased expression of involucrin and SPRR-2 in the corneal epithelia.
60                  We propose a model in which involucrin and TGase 1 bind to membranes shortly after e
61                However, on SLV carrying both involucrin and TGase 1, only five glutamines serve as do
62 glitazone, a PPAR-gamma activator, increases involucrin and transglutaminase 1 mRNA levels.
63                   mRNA and protein levels of involucrin and transglutaminase 1, markers of differenti
64 rotein levels of the differentiation markers involucrin and transglutaminase following administration
65                                    Levels of involucrin and transglutaminase mRNA and protein were in
66 ation of the calcium-stimulated increases in involucrin and transglutaminase mRNA levels.
67  substantial reduction in calcium-stimulated involucrin and transglutaminase promoter activities.
68                      The results showed that involucrin and transglutaminase protein and mRNA levels
69 e also activators of PPARalpha, also induced involucrin and transglutaminase protein and mRNA.
70  of the keratinocyte differentiation markers involucrin and transglutaminase to 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin
71 While induction of the spinous layer markers involucrin and transglutaminase was compatible with late
72 ed expression of the differentiation markers involucrin and transglutaminase were also blocked by the
73 , as demonstrated by increased expression of involucrin and transglutaminase, and inhibited prolifera
74 tion of keratinocyte differentiation markers involucrin and transglutaminase.
75 nly one lysine and two glutamine residues of involucrin and two glutamines of envoplakin were used in
76 inocyte differentiation (cytokeratin K10 and involucrin) and markers of apoptosis (TUNEL and anticasp
77 dance of epidermal barrier proteins (FLG and involucrin) and prevented cytokine-mediated stratum corn
78 n epithelial structural integrity (e.g. Ivl (involucrin) and Sbsn (suprabasin)).
79 f epithelial differentiation marker protein (involucrin), and change of cell cycle position.
80 inocyte differentiation (cytokeratin K10 and involucrin), and markers of apoptosis (TdT-mediated dUTP
81 f the squamous differentiation markers Spr1, involucrin, and cytokeratin 1.
82 litazone or troglitazone increases loricrin, involucrin, and filaggrin expression without altering ep
83 rabasal keratin 10, transglutaminase type I, involucrin, and filaggrin.
84 XA7 expression activated transglutaminase 1, involucrin, and keratin 10 message and protein levels, d
85  differentiation markers, such as filaggrin, involucrin, and loricrin, was slightly increased in PPAR
86 ssion of one of these cross-linked proteins, involucrin, and that this effect can be abolished by mut
87 elium is stratified and is positive for K14, involucrin, and TRP63, but negative for keratin 10.
88                               Ca2+-sensitive involucrin AP-1 promotor activity was increased, both in
89         Filaggrin (FLG), loricrin (LOR), and involucrin are important epidermal barrier proteins.
90 ed that key differentiation genes, including involucrin, are bound to heavy polysomes during differen
91 entiation proteins, filaggrin, loricrin, and involucrin, became abnormal.
92                                 Preferential involucrin biotinylation and the increased cornified cel
93 pression and induce differentiation markers (Involucrin, CK10) in OSCC 3D cultures.
94                             It resembles the involucrin coding region of other non-anthropoid mammals
95 rentiating agent on the promoter activity of involucrin, consistent with promotion of early different
96 fundibula expressed filaggrin, profilaggrin, involucrin, cornifin alpha, and loricrin.
97 GF-2, IFNalpha2, IL-1RA, HSA, keratin-6, and involucrin; cortisol was significantly higher (p < 0.05)
98 wever, to date, direct isolation from CEs of involucrin cross-linked by way of the transglutaminase-i
99  sequencing revealed many peptides involving involucrin cross-linked either to itself or to a variety
100 08 and glutamines 465 and 489 for interchain involucrin cross-links.
101 cies represents an early intermediate in the involucrin crosslinking process.
102 ntiation marker keratin K1 and inhibition of involucrin crosslinking.
103 neage-tracing studies in combination with an involucrin-driven Cre/lox reporter system confirmed that
104                                              Involucrin, envoplakin, and periplakin form the protein
105                In CEs of 3-d cultured cells, involucrin, envoplakin, and small proline-rich proteins
106           Together, these data indicate that involucrin, envoplakin, periplakin, and possibly other s
107 barrier proteins-envoplakin, periplakin, and involucrin (EPI-/- mice)-have a defective cornified laye
108  barrier proteins-envoplakin, periplakin and involucrin-(EPI-/- mice) have a defective cornified laye
109 on microscopy, this exposed large amounts of involucrin epitopes as well as of desmoplakin, a desmoso
110 ts keratinocyte differentiation, we assessed involucrin expression in HHD keratinocytes.
111                                              Involucrin expression is tightly linked to the onset of
112 orbol-13-acetate-dependent increase in human involucrin expression, and PRMT5 dimethylates proteins i
113 ed for appropriate differentiation-dependent involucrin expression, and that the mechanism of regulat
114 ng the action of 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 on involucrin expression, but the vitamin D response elemen
115 alcium or vitamin D-induced up-regulation of involucrin expression, suggesting that the enzymatic act
116  to the timing and requirements for Aire and involucrin expression, the latter a marker of terminally
117  augments the PKCdelta-dependent increase in involucrin expression, whereas KLF4 knockdown attenuates
118 tosidase staining follows that of endogenous involucrin expression.
119  region of the promoter required for in vivo involucrin expression.
120 scriptionally inactive forms do not increase involucrin expression.
121 y inhibition of calcium or vitamin D-induced involucrin expression.
122 tern-regulated cell-cell contact to modulate involucrin expression.
123  by pattern size, did not alter keratinocyte involucrin expression.
124 anscription factors known to be required for involucrin expression.
125 including decreased keratin-14 and increased involucrin expression.
126 ent of the epidermis revealed a reduction in involucrin, filaggrin, and loricrin-markers of different
127                    P63, C/EBPdelta, CK10 and involucrin fluorescence combined with morphology observa
128      The vitamin D response element from the involucrin gene bound the vitamin D receptor and the ret
129                          Regulation of human involucrin gene expression and promoter activity was ass
130 factors and signaling cascades in regulating involucrin gene expression are presented.
131 y region AP1-5 element, in the regulation of involucrin gene expression during corneal epithelial cel
132 ut is absolutely necessary for activation of involucrin gene expression in the differentiating cornea
133                                              Involucrin gene expression is initiated early in the dif
134             In conclusion, calcium-regulated involucrin gene expression is mediated at least in part
135 urcumin and EGCG produce opposing effects on involucrin gene expression via regulation of C/EBP facto
136                                Regulation of involucrin gene expression was monitored in cultures of
137 n promoter or prevent calcium stimulation of involucrin gene expression, but blocked 1,25-dihydroxyvi
138 the impact of specific promoter mutations on involucrin gene expression.
139 and proximal-regulatory regions, to regulate involucrin gene expression.
140  regulation of human corneal epithelial cell involucrin gene expression.
141 omplete differentiation-dependent program of involucrin gene expression.
142 ducer of keratinocyte differentiation and of involucrin gene expression.
143                     The coding region of the involucrin gene of Tupaia glis has been cloned and seque
144         Previous studies show that the human involucrin gene promoter has two distinct regulatory reg
145 ining HSEs and STREs that are present in the involucrin gene promoter.
146                    In the present study, the involucrin gene was used as a model to study this regula
147  within the distal 5'-flanking region of the involucrin gene which contributes to differentiation-dep
148 ncreased AP-1-dependent transcription of the involucrin gene, an effect that may be mediated by liver
149 al promoter activity and TPA response of the involucrin gene.
150 ssion, and transcriptional regulation of the involucrin gene.
151  of the consensus sequence of four mammalian involucrin genes comprises four pairs of complementary o
152 popeptides, the ester linkage formation used involucrin glutamine residues 107, 118, 122, 133, and 49
153      This cascade activates transcription of involucrin (hINV) and other genes associated with differ
154 delta (PKCdelta) is a key regulator of human involucrin (hINV) gene expression and is regulated by ty
155 ) isoforms are important regulators of human involucrin (hINV) gene expression during keratinocyte di
156 ein kinase C (PKC), Ras, and MEKK1 regulates involucrin (hINV) gene expression in epidermal keratinoc
157 ggest that a PKC/Ras/MEKK1 cascade regulates involucrin (hINV) gene expression in human epidermal ker
158 te differentiation as measured by effects on involucrin (hINV) gene expression.
159              In the present study, the human involucrin (hINV) gene was used as a model to study gene
160 expression of the AP1 factor-regulated human involucrin (hINV) gene.
161                                        Human involucrin (hINV) is a keratinocyte protein that is expr
162                                              Involucrin (hINV) is a marker of keratinocyte differenti
163                                        Human involucrin (hINV) is a precursor of the keratinocyte cor
164                                        Human involucrin (hINV) is a structural protein that is select
165                                        Human involucrin (hINV) is a structural protein that is select
166                                              Involucrin (hINV) is an important structural component o
167                                        Human involucrin (hINV) mRNA level and promoter activity incre
168                  The KLF4 induction of human involucrin (hINV) promoter activity is mediated via KLF4
169 s, increased binding of these factors to the involucrin (hINV) promoter, and increased expression.
170  factors suppress transcription of the human involucrin (hINV) promoter.
171                                Expression of involucrin (hINV), a marker of keratinocyte differentiat
172                                        Human involucrin (hINV), first appears in the cytosol of kerat
173  of the keratinocyte differentiation marker, involucrin (hINV), via a Ras, MEKK1, MEK3, p38delta sign
174 skin keratinocytes releases several discrete involucrin-immunoreactive peptides.
175  Ca2+(o)-induced expression of keratin 1 and involucrin in HEKs.
176  Ca2+(o)-induced expression of keratin 1 and involucrin in HEKs.
177 ed decreased expression of Krt86, Krt6b, and involucrin in the epidermal portion of the claw field in
178  mRNA levels for loricrin, profilaggrin, and involucrin in the outer epidermis, but protein levels di
179 ne expression driven by a cellular promoter (involucrin) inserted in an internal position in the retr
180 s required for cornified envelope formation, involucrin (INV) and transglutaminase, increased 2- to 3
181 otein levels of transglutaminase (TGase) and involucrin (INV) over time in culture.
182 pression of Cx26 from the epidermis-specific involucrin (INV) promoter (INV-Cx26) demonstrated that d
183 y to basal, proliferating keratinocytes; the involucrin (Inv) promoter targeted the receptor to supra
184                                              Involucrin is a major protein of the cornified envelope
185                                              Involucrin is a major protein of the cornified envelope
186                                              Involucrin is a marker of human keratinocyte differentia
187                                              Involucrin is a marker of keratinocyte terminal differen
188                                              Involucrin is a protein that makes up the cornified enve
189 ucrin provide experimental confirmation that involucrin is an important early scaffold protein in the
190                                              Involucrin is an integral component of the cornified env
191                                              Involucrin is expressed in the differentiated suprabasal
192       Although the function and evolution of involucrin is known, the regulation of its gene expressi
193 ggest that when the central segment of human involucrin is predominantly alpha-helical, accompanied b
194 S5 and early differentiation markers such as involucrin (IVL) and cytokeratin CK13 in a CSL-dependent
195                  This included genes such as involucrin (IVL), keratinocyte differentiation-associate
196 for epidermal function and are surrounded by involucrin (IVL).
197                                        Thus, involucrin joins the ranks of a small set of genes that
198 ile of the epidermal differentiation markers involucrin, keratin 10, and filaggrin during tissue reco
199                               Both SPRR2 and involucrin levels accumulated in the presence of MDC.
200 were detected in the cytosolic fraction, and involucrin levels increased after UVB.
201                           The expressions of involucrin, loricrin, and cathepsin L is initially incre
202                              Cytokeratin 10, involucrin, loricrin, and filaggrin protein levels were
203  necessary for cornified envelope formation, involucrin, loricrin, and filaggrin, and the activity of
204 pression of terminal differentiation markers involucrin, loricrin, and filaggrin.
205  oxysterol treatment increased the levels of involucrin, loricrin, and profilaggrin protein and mRNA
206 erexpression and knockdown studies show that involucrin mRNA and protein level correlates directly wi
207 A, in turn, was caused by increased rates of involucrin mRNA degradation.
208 f cornified envelope formation, reduction of involucrin mRNA expression, and transcriptional regulati
209               Our previous studies show that involucrin mRNA levels are increased by the keratinocyte
210 volucrin protein levels were caused by lower involucrin mRNA levels in HHD keratinocytes.
211 t PPARalpha activators induce an increase in involucrin mRNA levels.
212 n of Kdap mRNA expression similar to that of involucrin mRNA, but with differing kinetics.
213                                    Decreased involucrin mRNA, in turn, was caused by increased rates
214 ntrolled--demonstrates that the emergence of involucrin(+) mTECs critically depends upon the presence
215                Here we demonstrate that both involucrin-negative and involucrin-positive cells are ab
216 6 microm per h) of the mean rate achieved by involucrin-negative cells (46.5 microm per h).
217 in wounds, it is likely that both the basal, involucrin-negative cells and the involucrin-positive su
218 e specific AP-1 proteins, thereby activating involucrin, one of the genes required for epidermal diff
219 holipase C-gamma1 construct showed decreased involucrin or transglutaminase promoter activity in resp
220     Cotransfection of keratinocytes with the involucrin or transglutaminase promoter construct and th
221 erase reporter vectors containing either the involucrin or transglutaminase promoter, the antisense C
222 with a luciferase reporter vector containing involucrin or transglutaminase promoters led to a substa
223 2 had no effect on protein or mRNA levels of involucrin or transglutaminase.
224                                              Involucrin plays an important role in the lipid and prot
225     Despite their decreased migration rates, involucrin-positive cells appear to possess an intact me
226 emonstrate that both involucrin-negative and involucrin-positive cells are able to respond to a direc
227                     The new observation that involucrin-positive cells can indeed migrate suggests th
228                                          The involucrin-positive cells, however, display mean migrati
229 ltures increased the number of MUC5AC(+) and involucrin-positive cells, which were blocked with the D
230 hannel that was found only in differentiated involucrin-positive cells.
231 the basal, involucrin-negative cells and the involucrin-positive suprabasilar cells respond to this c
232 the basal layer, or the more differentiated, involucrin-positive suprabasilar cells.
233 Epidermal differentiation markers, including involucrin, profilaggrin, and loricrin, detected by immu
234  epidermis there was decreased expression of involucrin, profilaggrin-filaggrin, and loricrin as assa
235 red with the epidermis of PPARalpha+/+ mice, involucrin, profilaggrin-filaggrin, and loricrin express
236 oteins of the upper spinous/granular layers (involucrin, profilaggrin-filaggrin, loricrin) increased
237 ion and distribution of cytokeratin K1, K14, involucrin, proliferating cell nuclear antigen, and p21c
238  knockdown of PKC-eta inhibits TPA-dependent involucrin promoter activation.
239 cholesterol increased transglutaminase 1 and involucrin promoter activity 2- to 3-fold.
240 tentiated the calcium-stimulated increase in involucrin promoter activity unlike NPS S-467 or vehicle
241    PKC-delta knockdown reduces TPA-activated involucrin promoter activity, nuclear activator protein-
242 cribed AP1 sites mediated Whn suppression of involucrin promoter activity.
243 We have sequenced the upstream region of the involucrin promoter and localized a calcium response ele
244 scription factor-binding site present in the involucrin promoter distal regulatory region is required
245 ad epidermis by showing that the full-length involucrin promoter drives differentiation-appropriate e
246   Within the distal regulatory region of the involucrin promoter lies an AP-1 site and an element hom
247 ement did not reduce basal expression of the involucrin promoter or prevent calcium stimulation of in
248 te and the vitamin D response element in the involucrin promoter play important roles in mediating th
249 scription factor DNA binding to two discrete involucrin promoter regions, the distal- and proximal-re
250 e regions in vivo, we have constructed human involucrin promoter transgenic mice and monitored the im
251                 The effect of calcium on the involucrin promoter was enhanced synergistically by phor
252 epeat (LTR), the keratin 14 promoter, or the involucrin promoter was not altered, nor was expression
253 on of the -2452 bp to -1880 bp region of the involucrin promoter, or mutation of the AP-1 site within
254 ctivity and block calcium stimulation of the involucrin promoter, whereas the vitamin D response elem
255  The transgenic animals express whn from the involucrin promoter, which is active in keratinocytes un
256 ransfected with either transglutaminase 1 or involucrin promoter-luciferase constructs.
257 , MycERTAM, is targeted to epidermis via the involucrin promoter.
258 vator protein (AP)-1 response element in the involucrin promoter.
259 al keratinocytes of murine epidermis via the involucrin promoter.
260 ne transactivator), expressed from the human involucrin promoter.
261  1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 stimulation of the involucrin promoter.
262  1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 stimulation of the involucrin promoter.
263 e with desmoglein 3 under the control of the involucrin promoter.
264 press human factor VIII under control of the involucrin promoter.
265 igand-binding domain (ODCER) is driven by an involucrin promoter.
266  cornea tissue, SPRR1, SPRR2, filaggrin, and involucrin protein expression were detected in the centr
267 in mRNA levels, and filaggrin, loricrin, and involucrin protein levels all increased with air exposur
268 +, we found that these cells expressed lower involucrin protein levels at both low and high extracell
269                                    Decreased involucrin protein levels were caused by lower involucri
270                                    SPRR2 and involucrin protein levels were studied by immunofluoresc
271                          In HCECs, SPRR2 and involucrin proteins were detected in the cytosolic fract
272        The multiple cross-linked partners of involucrin provide experimental confirmation that involu
273        Moreover, cotransfection of the human involucrin reporter plasmid with C/EBPalpha increases pr
274 mmunostaining for keratins 10 and 16 and for involucrin revealed an initial pattern of epithelial imm
275 eratinocyte differentiation regulators (e.g. involucrin, SERPINB7 and SERPINB13), antimicrobial pepti
276 ing of tryptic peptides from TGase 1-reacted involucrin showed a large increase in deamidation of sub
277 l known or novel barrier proteins, including involucrin, small proline-rich proteins, repetin, and ep
278                         Nine genes including involucrin, SPRR (types 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, and 3), late env
279                                    Levels of involucrin; Sprr-1a, -1b, -2a, -2b, -2f, and -2g; and Tg
280 signaling, continued mTEC development to the involucrin(+) stage maps to activation of the LTalpha-LT
281 g, including keratin 1, loricrin, filaggrin, involucrin, TGK, and SPR-1.
282 ad-to-tail and head-to-head cross-linking of involucrin to itself and to envoplakin and perhaps perip
283 teraction of TGase 1 with substrates such as involucrin to permit specific cross-linking for initiati
284     These results suggest that activation of involucrin transcription involves a pathway that include
285  the promoter for the differentiation marker involucrin, transgenic mice that ectopically express whn
286 le in hair shaft formation (trichohyalin and involucrin, ultra-high sulfur matrix proteins, and trans
287  cytokeratin K1 transglutaminase type I, and involucrin was increased in the absence of exogenous ret
288 The physiological transglutaminase substrate involucrin was preferentially biotinylated in situ, dete
289 d, expression of the EDC genes filaggrin and involucrin was strongly decreased directly by IL-13.
290 line-rich proteins (SPRRs) and filaggrin and involucrin was studied in human cornea sections by immun
291                                              Involucrin was the first protein to be identified as a l
292 tic digestion after saponification, of which involucrin was the most abundant.
293 n of the differentiation markers K1, K6, and involucrin were abnormal.
294 eratinization-related proteins filaggrin and involucrin were not expressed in normal conjunctival epi
295           When recombinant human TGase 1 and involucrin were reacted on the surface of synthetic lipi
296                 By this time >15 residues of involucrin were used for cross-linking.
297            Specific glutamines or lysines of involucrin were used to cross-link the different protein
298  specific cytokeratins (CKs), filaggrin, and involucrin were used to define distinct stages of TE cel
299 EGQLEH, found in the central region of human involucrin, were studied by circular dichroism spectrosc
300                              In reactions of involucrin with TGase 1 enzyme in solution, 80 of its 15

 
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