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Relationship between CDKs and CKIs in regulation of cell cycle progression of human gastric cancer cells

Zhengming Chen, Qiao Wu, Wen‐Jin Su

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Western blotting showed that p21~(waf1/cip1) was up-regulated by ATRA in gastric cancer cells, which resulted in a decreased CDK_(2) activity, as revealed by immunoprecipitation assay. However, p16~(ink4), which specifically inhibited cyclin D_(1)/CDK_(4) complexes, was down-regulated by ATRA both at mRNA and protein levels. By accompanying with another inhibitor p21~(waf1/cip1), it let to the increase of CDK_(4) activity after treatment of ATRA for 12 h, and the decrease after 24 h.

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Western blotting showed that p21~(waf1/cip1) was up-regulated by ATRA in gastric cancer cells, which resulted in a decreased CDK_(2) activity, as revealed by immunoprecipitation assay. However, p16~(ink4), which specifically inhibited cyclin D_(1)/CDK_(4) complexes, was down-regulated by ATRA both at mRNA and protein levels. By accompanying with another inhibitor p21~(waf1/cip1), it let to the increase of CDK_(4) activity after treatment of ATRA for 12 h, and the decrease after 24 h.

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Western blotting showed that p21~(waf1/cip1) was up-regulated by ATRA in gastric cancer cells, which resulted in a decreased CDK_(2) activity, as revealed by immunoprecipitation assay. However, p16~(ink4), which specifically inhibited cyclin D_(1)/CDK_(4) complexes, was down-regulated by ATRA both at mRNA and protein levels. By accompanying with another inhibitor p21~(waf1/cip1), it let to the increase of CDK_(4) activity after treatment of ATRA for 12 h, and the decrease after 24 h.

Key concepts: Cyclin-dependent kinase, Cell cycle, Immunoprecipitation, CDK inhibitor, Blot, Kinase, Cancer cell, Cancer research

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