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Gene Information

Gene symbol: SS18L1

Gene name: synovial sarcoma translocation gene on chromosome 18-like 1

HGNC ID: 15592

Synonyms: KIAA0693

Related Genes

# Gene Symbol Number of hits
1 INS 1 hits
2 PDX1 1 hits
3 SYT1 1 hits

Related Sentences

# PMID Sentence
1 15144884 Pdx-1 enables insulin secretion by regulating synaptotagmin 1 gene expression.
2 15144884 However, the role of Pdx-1 in the regulation of insulin release is not well established.
3 15144884 We previously demonstrated that Pdx-1 overcomes the defect in insulin release from the insulin-producing cells derived from small hepatocytes (SHCs).
4 15144884 In the present study, we identified a new target of Pdx-1 involved in insulin release.
5 15144884 Pdx-1 positively regulates the transcription of the gene encoding synaptotagmin 1 (Syt1) (a Ca(2+)-sensor that plays a central role in insulin release) through Pdx-1-binding sites within the 3' regulatory region of the Syt1 gene.
6 15144884 We further demonstrated the essential role of Pdx-1 in insulin secretion by the gene knock-down strategy.
7 15144884 Small interfering RNA (siRNA) directed against Pdx-1 specifically reduced the levels of Pdx-1 protein and Syt1 transcript in insulinoma lines.
8 15144884 Our data indicate that Pdx-1 might contribute to the regulation of insulin release by promoting Syt1 expression in vivo, and provide useful information for future therapy of diabetes mellitus.
9 15144884 Pdx-1 enables insulin secretion by regulating synaptotagmin 1 gene expression.
10 15144884 However, the role of Pdx-1 in the regulation of insulin release is not well established.
11 15144884 We previously demonstrated that Pdx-1 overcomes the defect in insulin release from the insulin-producing cells derived from small hepatocytes (SHCs).
12 15144884 In the present study, we identified a new target of Pdx-1 involved in insulin release.
13 15144884 Pdx-1 positively regulates the transcription of the gene encoding synaptotagmin 1 (Syt1) (a Ca(2+)-sensor that plays a central role in insulin release) through Pdx-1-binding sites within the 3' regulatory region of the Syt1 gene.
14 15144884 We further demonstrated the essential role of Pdx-1 in insulin secretion by the gene knock-down strategy.
15 15144884 Small interfering RNA (siRNA) directed against Pdx-1 specifically reduced the levels of Pdx-1 protein and Syt1 transcript in insulinoma lines.
16 15144884 Our data indicate that Pdx-1 might contribute to the regulation of insulin release by promoting Syt1 expression in vivo, and provide useful information for future therapy of diabetes mellitus.
17 15144884 Pdx-1 enables insulin secretion by regulating synaptotagmin 1 gene expression.
18 15144884 However, the role of Pdx-1 in the regulation of insulin release is not well established.
19 15144884 We previously demonstrated that Pdx-1 overcomes the defect in insulin release from the insulin-producing cells derived from small hepatocytes (SHCs).
20 15144884 In the present study, we identified a new target of Pdx-1 involved in insulin release.
21 15144884 Pdx-1 positively regulates the transcription of the gene encoding synaptotagmin 1 (Syt1) (a Ca(2+)-sensor that plays a central role in insulin release) through Pdx-1-binding sites within the 3' regulatory region of the Syt1 gene.
22 15144884 We further demonstrated the essential role of Pdx-1 in insulin secretion by the gene knock-down strategy.
23 15144884 Small interfering RNA (siRNA) directed against Pdx-1 specifically reduced the levels of Pdx-1 protein and Syt1 transcript in insulinoma lines.
24 15144884 Our data indicate that Pdx-1 might contribute to the regulation of insulin release by promoting Syt1 expression in vivo, and provide useful information for future therapy of diabetes mellitus.