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Gene Information
Gene symbol: MUC2
Gene name: mucin 2, oligomeric mucus/gel-forming
HGNC ID: 7512
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22076171
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Immunohistochemical results of the tumor were as follows: α-methylacyl-coenzyme A rasemase (AMACR) +++, vimentin +++, cytokeratin (CK) 18 +++, CD10 +++, S-100 protein +, MUC1 ++, MUC2 ++, MUC5AC ++, MUC6 ++, panCK Cam5.2 +, CK7 +, CK8 +, CK14 +, CK19 +, CK20 +, p53 +, HepPar1 +, CD68 +, platelet-derived growth factor-α (PDGFRA) +, PanCK AE1/3 -, PanCK WSS -, PanCK MNF115 -, CK 35BE12 -, CK5/6 -, EMA -, desmin -, smooth muscle antigen -, α-fetoprotein -, CEA -, estrogen receptor -, progesterone receptor -, HER2 -, p63 -, and KIT -.
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22076171
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These results suggest that OPRCC can express colloidal iron, low molecular weight CKs, S100 protein, MUC1, MUC2, MUC5AC, MUC6, p53, PDGFRA, and HepPar1.
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22076171
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Immunohistochemical results of the tumor were as follows: α-methylacyl-coenzyme A rasemase (AMACR) +++, vimentin +++, cytokeratin (CK) 18 +++, CD10 +++, S-100 protein +, MUC1 ++, MUC2 ++, MUC5AC ++, MUC6 ++, panCK Cam5.2 +, CK7 +, CK8 +, CK14 +, CK19 +, CK20 +, p53 +, HepPar1 +, CD68 +, platelet-derived growth factor-α (PDGFRA) +, PanCK AE1/3 -, PanCK WSS -, PanCK MNF115 -, CK 35BE12 -, CK5/6 -, EMA -, desmin -, smooth muscle antigen -, α-fetoprotein -, CEA -, estrogen receptor -, progesterone receptor -, HER2 -, p63 -, and KIT -.
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22076171
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These results suggest that OPRCC can express colloidal iron, low molecular weight CKs, S100 protein, MUC1, MUC2, MUC5AC, MUC6, p53, PDGFRA, and HepPar1.
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22341463
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Fatty acid synthase modulates intestinal barrier function through palmitoylation of mucin 2.
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22341463
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We show that fatty acid synthase (FAS), an insulin-responsive enzyme essential for de novo lipogenesis, helps maintain the mucus barrier by regulating Mucin 2, the dominant mucin in the colon and a central component of mucus.
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FAS deficiency blocked the generation of palmitoylated Mucin 2, which must be S-palmitoylated at its N terminus for proper secretion and function.
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22341463
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Furthermore, a diabetic mouse model exhibited lower FAS levels and a decreased mucus layer, which could be restored with insulin treatment.
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22341463
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Fatty acid synthase modulates intestinal barrier function through palmitoylation of mucin 2.
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22341463
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We show that fatty acid synthase (FAS), an insulin-responsive enzyme essential for de novo lipogenesis, helps maintain the mucus barrier by regulating Mucin 2, the dominant mucin in the colon and a central component of mucus.
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22341463
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FAS deficiency blocked the generation of palmitoylated Mucin 2, which must be S-palmitoylated at its N terminus for proper secretion and function.
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22341463
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Furthermore, a diabetic mouse model exhibited lower FAS levels and a decreased mucus layer, which could be restored with insulin treatment.
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22341463
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Fatty acid synthase modulates intestinal barrier function through palmitoylation of mucin 2.
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22341463
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We show that fatty acid synthase (FAS), an insulin-responsive enzyme essential for de novo lipogenesis, helps maintain the mucus barrier by regulating Mucin 2, the dominant mucin in the colon and a central component of mucus.
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22341463
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FAS deficiency blocked the generation of palmitoylated Mucin 2, which must be S-palmitoylated at its N terminus for proper secretion and function.
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22341463
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Furthermore, a diabetic mouse model exhibited lower FAS levels and a decreased mucus layer, which could be restored with insulin treatment.
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