Dimethyl phthalate


Curated chemical-gene interactions from CTD
Entrez gene IDGene symbolInteraction typeReference
10257 ABCC4 Increases expression PMID:35739735
1244 ABCC2 Increases expression PMID:35739735
1544 CYP1A2 Decreases activity PMID:27432241
1583 CYP11A1 Increases expression PMID:26472102
24300 CYP2B1 Decreases activity PMID:27432241
3458 IFNG Decreases expression PMID:35598668
3479 IGF1 Decreases expression PMID:26472102
355 FAS Increases expression PMID:35598668
356 FASLG Increases expression PMID:35598668
3565 IL4 Decreases expression PMID:35598668
3569 IL6 Decreases expression PMID:35598668
4436 MSH2 Decreases expression PMID:26472102
578 BAK1 Increases expression PMID:35598668
581 BAX Increases expression PMID:35598668
596 BCL2 Increases expression PMID:35598668
637 BID Increases expression PMID:35598668
6647 SOD1 Decreases expression PMID:35598668
6770 STAR Decreases expression PMID:26472102
835 CASP2 Increases expression PMID:35598668
836 CASP3 Increases expression PMID:35598668
840 CASP7 Increases expression PMID:35598668
841 CASP8 Increases expression PMID:35598668
8714 ABCC3 Increases expression PMID:35739735
8772 FADD Increases expression PMID:35598668
93649 MYOCD Decreases expression PMID:26472102
9429 ABCG2 Increases expression PMID:35739735
949 SCARB1 Decreases expression PMID:26472102
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