Hexane


Curated chemical-gene interactions from CTD
Entrez gene IDGene symbolInteraction typeReference
140809 SRXN1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
1543 CYP1A1 Increases activity PMID:28115069
1543 CYP1A1 Increases expression PMID:28115069
1544 CYP1A2 Increases activity PMID:28115069
1544 CYP1A2 Increases expression PMID:28115069
1571 CYP2E1 Increases activity PMID:28115069
1571 CYP2E1 Increases expression PMID:28115069
1583 CYP11A1 Affects expression PMID:26410608
1586 CYP17A1 Affects expression PMID:26410608
1645 AKR1C1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
1728 NQO1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
2235 FECH Increases expression PMID:20566472
22949 PTGR1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
231 AKR1B1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
23516 SLC39A14 Increases expression PMID:23353815
24300 CYP2B1 Increases activity PMID:28115069
2512 FTL Increases expression PMID:20566472
2539 G6PD Increases expression PMID:20566472
2729 GCLC Increases expression PMID:20566472
2730 GCLM Increases expression PMID:20566472
2936 GSR Increases expression PMID:20566472
30061 SLC40A1 Decreases expression PMID:23353815
3162 HMOX1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
3569 IL6 Increases expression PMID:23353815
4097 MAFG Increases expression PMID:20566472
4199 ME1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
5226 PGD Increases expression PMID:20566472
57016 AKR1B10 Increases expression PMID:20566472
581 BAX Increases expression PMID:17492505
596 BCL2 Increases expression PMID:17492505
6770 STAR Affects expression PMID:26410608
7296 TXNRD1 Increases expression PMID:20566472
836 CASP3 Increases expression PMID:17492505
8644 AKR1C3 Increases expression PMID:20566472
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