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- noun biochemistry A
eukaryotic nucleolar phosphoprotein that is involved in thesynthesis andmaturation ofribosomes
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It binds to the protein nucleolin, which is found on the surface of cancer cells.
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Finally, we find in many ova (but not in all) a still further point within the germinal spot, a "nucleolin," which goes by the name of the germinal point.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 1 Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel 1876
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* #3642: AS1411 causes a specific increase in levels of cell surface nucleolin in responsive cell lines (Teng et al.)
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* #3642: AS1411 causes a specific increase in levels of cell surface nucleolin in responsive cell lines (Teng et al.)
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* #4450 A new paradigm for AS1411 activity: Uptake by macropinocytosis and induction of macropinocytosis by a nucleolin-dependent mechanism (Reyes-Reyes et al.)
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AS1411 binds to nucleolin, a protein expressed in the nucleus of all cells but which in cancer cells is also found on the cell surface.
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AS1411 binds to nucleolin, a protein expressed in the nucleus of all cells but which in cancer cells is also found on the cell surface.
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* #4450 A new paradigm for AS1411 activity: Uptake by macropinocytosis and induction of macropinocytosis by a nucleolin-dependent mechanism (Reyes-Reyes et al.)
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When AS1411 binds to nucleolin on cancer cells, it is internalised and causes apoptosis through interference with various functions of nucleolin.
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When AS1411 binds to nucleolin on cancer cells, it is internalised and causes apoptosis through interference with various functions of nucleolin.
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