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Curated chemical-gene interactions from CTD
Entrez gene IDGene symbolInteraction typeReference
100616386 MIR4654 Increases expression PMID:28007639
100616474 MIR4715 Increases expression PMID:28007639
102466720 MIR6720 Increases expression PMID:28007639
1385 CREB1 Increases expression PMID:30503586
1457 CSNK2A1 Decreases activity PMID:32328700
1543 CYP1A1 Affects activity PMID:26474839
1543 CYP1A1 Increases expression PMID:22120949; PMID:23665424; PMID:26474839
1585 CYP11B2 Increases expression PMID:23665424
1586 CYP17A1 Increases expression PMID:23665424
1588 CYP19A1 Increases expression PMID:23665424
190 NR0B1 Decreases expression PMID:23665424
250 ALPP Increases expression PMID:32328700
2936 GSR Decreases activity PMID:25827405
3014 H2AX Increases expression PMID:26341179
3284 HSD3B2 Increases expression PMID:23665424
3569 IL6 Increases expression PMID:26341179
3586 IL10 Increases expression PMID:39725263
367 AR Decreases activity PMID:27481073
3684 ITGAM Increases expression PMID:26341179
407021 MIR29A Increases expression PMID:28007639
4158 MC2R Increases expression PMID:23665424
5241 PGR Increases expression PMID:23665424
5732 PTGER2 Increases expression PMID:30503586
5734 PTGER4 Increases expression PMID:30503586
5743 PTGS2 Increases expression PMID:30503586
595 CCND1 Increases expression PMID:30503586
7124 TNF Increases expression PMID:26341179
7153 TOP2A Decreases activity PMID:27422292; PMID:27422292; PMID:27682608
7155 TOP2B Decreases activity PMID:27422292
7157 TP53 Increases expression PMID:22542754
836 CASP3 Increases activity PMID:22542754
83667 SESN2 Increases expression PMID:25456271
842 CASP9 Increases activity PMID:22542754
9308 CD83 Increases expression PMID:26341179
942 CD86 Increases expression PMID:26341179
968 CD68 Increases expression PMID:26341179
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