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Hyperphosphorylation of the BARD1 tumor suppressor in mitotic cells
Atish D. Choudhury
, Hong Xu
, Ami P. Modi
, Wenzhu Zhang
, Thomas Ludwig
, Richard Baer
Cancer Biology & Genetics
Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Tumor Suppressor
100%
Hyperphosphorylation
100%
BARD1
100%
Mitotic Cells
100%
Phosphorylation
22%
Breast Cancer
22%
Mass Spectrometry
11%
Cell Cycle Checkpoint
11%
Biological Function
11%
Functional Consequences
11%
Cell Cycle-dependent
11%
Knock-in Mouse Model
11%
Cyclin-dependent Kinase
11%
DNA Interstrand Crosslinks
11%
Phosphorylation Sites
11%
M Phase
11%
DNA Damage Response
11%
DNA Repair Pathways
11%
DNA Damage
11%
Mutant Forms
11%
Site-directed mutation
11%
Mitomycin C
11%
Polypeptide
11%
Cellular Response
11%
Gene Targeting
11%
Genotoxic Agents
11%
Clonogenic Survival
11%
Isogenic Cell Lines
11%
Two-site
11%
Mitotic Phosphorylation
11%
Mobility Shift
11%
Shift Analysis
11%
Cellular Process
11%
Consensus Motif
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Tumor Suppressor Protein
100%
Hyperphosphorylation
100%
BARD1
100%
phosphorylation
44%
BRCA1
33%
DNA Damage Response
22%
Cell Cycle Checkpoint
11%
Biological Functions
11%
Cell Cycle
11%
Wild Type
11%
DNA Repair
11%
Cyclin-Dependent Kinase
11%
Cell Cycle M Phase
11%
Mass Spectrometry
11%
Gene Targeting
11%
Crosslinking of DNA
11%