| Entrez gene ID | Gene symbol | Interaction type | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10979 | FERMT2 | Affects expression | PMID:15721199 |
| 133 | ADM | Decreases expression | PMID:19253104 |
| 142 | PARP1 | Increases expression | PMID:22639866 |
| 1459 | CSNK2A2 | Affects expression | PMID:15721199 |
| 1571 | CYP2E1 | Increases expression | PMID:11306697 |
| 1649 | DDIT3 | Increases expression | PMID:32870474 |
| 1906 | EDN1 | Decreases activity | PMID:15464066 |
| 2073 | ERCC5 | Affects expression | PMID:15721199 |
| 2099 | ESR1 | Decreases activity | PMID:25752796 |
| 2100 | ESR2 | Decreases activity | PMID:25752796 |
| 3162 | HMOX1 | Increases expression | PMID:24740755 |
| 332 | BIRC5 | Decreases expression | PMID:16225760 |
| 3479 | IGF1 | Affects activity | PMID:11548882 |
| 3567 | IL5 | Decreases activity | PMID:12562334 |
| 367 | AR | Decreases activity | PMID:25752796 |
| 39842 | MBF1 | Decreases expression | PMID:12729799 |
| 43 | ACHE | Increases activity | PMID:20338155 |
| 43 | ACHE | Increases expression | PMID:20338155 |
| 4780 | NFE2L2 | Decreases expression | PMID:30703377 |
| 488 | ATP2A2 | Decreases expression | PMID:10625299 |
| 4922 | NTS | Increases activity | PMID:18313772 |
| 5241 | PGR | Decreases activity | PMID:25752796 |
| 5610 | EIF2AK2 | Decreases activity | PMID:12890478 |
| 57468 | SLC12A5 | Increases activity | PMID:20086212 |
| 581 | BAX | Increases activity | PMID:16007140; PMID:19552762 |
| 581 | BAX | Increases expression | PMID:11296547; PMID:12579951; PMID:19552762 |
| 5979 | RET | Decreases expression | PMID:17555550 |
| 598 | BCL2L1 | Increases expression | PMID:11296547; PMID:21256112 |
| 637 | BID | Increases expression | PMID:19552762 |
| 6505 | SLC1A1 | Decreases activity | PMID:17382927; PMID:23262392; PMID:24355585 |
| 6531 | SLC6A3 | Increases activity | PMID:19032594 |
| 701 | BUB1B | Affects expression | PMID:15721199 |
| 7015 | TERT | Decreases activity | PMID:9434777 |
| 7067 | THRA | Decreases activity | PMID:25752796 |
| 7068 | THRB | Decreases activity | PMID:25752796 |
| 7293 | TNFRSF4 | Increases expression | PMID:9766631 |
| 7490 | WT1 | Increases expression | PMID:12914969 |
| 7917 | BAG6 | Decreases expression | PMID:19352495 |
| 834 | CASP1 | Increases activity | PMID:16927020 |
| 836 | CASP3 | Affects expression | PMID:27539959; PMID:38748041 |
| 836 | CASP3 | Increases activity | PMID:10663630; PMID:12871656; PMID:16225760; PMID:16402917; PMID:17051331; PMID:17245372; PMID:17996985; PMID:18218830; PMID:18832097; PMID:19101580; PMID:19352495; PMID:21864672; PMID:24912781; PMID:25586182; PMID:27392949; PMID:29410032; PMID:29458164; PMID:30905860; PMID:31926150; PMID:11296547; PMID:15909127; PMID:17045724; PMID:19406941; PMID:20302886; PMID:16007152; PMID:20886113; PMID:21534955; PMID:24132472; PMID:24260418 |
| 840 | CASP7 | Increases activity | PMID:16402917; PMID:18832097; PMID:19352495; PMID:21864672; PMID:24912781; PMID:25586182; PMID:19406941 |
| 840 | CASP7 | Increases expression | PMID:27539959 |
| 841 | CASP8 | Increases activity | PMID:16007152; PMID:19352495; PMID:29458164; PMID:31926150; PMID:38748041 |
| 842 | CASP9 | Increases activity | PMID:16007152; PMID:19352495; PMID:20338155; PMID:29458164; PMID:31730886; PMID:31926150; PMID:34302491; PMID:38748041 |
| 843 | CASP10 | Increases activity | PMID:19352495 |
| 8647 | ABCB11 | Decreases activity | PMID:20829430; PMID:23956101 |
| 90865 | IL33 | Increases expression | PMID:25747661 |
| 9191 | DEDD | Affects expression | PMID:15721199 |
| 9530 | BAG4 | Decreases expression | PMID:19352495 |
| 9531 | BAG3 | Decreases expression | PMID:19352495 |
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