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Encyclopedia > MSX2
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MSX2 may refer to:

  • The second generation of the MSX home computers
  • Homeo box homolog 2 Protein

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Msx2 is an immediate downstream effector of Pax3 in the development of the murine cardiac neural crest -- Kwang et al. ... (7453 words)
Upregulation of Msx2 in the postotic hindbrain of Splotch mutant embryos
the upregulation of Msx2 in Splotch mutant embryos.
Msx2 in the neural tube and cardiac neural crest.
MINT, the Msx2 Interacting Nuclear Matrix Target, Enhances Runx2-dependent Activation of the Osteocalcin Fibroblast ... (6519 words)
Indeed, in the simultaneous absence of Msx2 and Msx1, a
The Ku antigen complex (Ku70, Ku80, and Tbdn100) is recruited by interactions with Runx2 and OCFRE cognates, increasing OCFRE-dependent transcription (18, 32, 41), increased recruitment of Ku antigen to genomic targets such as the OC gene serves to enhance the efficiency of transcriptional re-initiation.
To inhibit OC transcription, Msx2 reduces the steady-state levels of Runx2-dependent transactivation complexes associated with the OCFRE (15, 16); this is achieved via antagonistic protein-protein interactions with both MINT and Ku.
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