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GRB7 gene

Known as: Growth Factor Receptor-Bound Protein 7 Gene, GRB7, GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTOR-BOUND PROTEIN 7 
This gene is involved in signal transduction and protein binding.
National Institutes of Health

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Growth Factor Receptor-Bound Protein 7Signal Transductionprotein protein interaction

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2018
2018
Abstract P2-08-03: An essential role of GRB7 in promoting the growth of therapy resistant HER-2 positive human breast cancer cells in culture and animal models
2013
2013
Abstract P1-08-23: Potential biomarkers of long-term benefit from single-agent trastuzumab or lapatinib in HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer
Purpose: In 2009 we started a prospective, randomized Phase II trial to evaluate HER2-targeting without chemotherapy (CT) in HER2… 
2011
2011
P1-07-11: Consistency and Control in Clinical Assay Technology over Time: The Oncotype DX Recurrence Score and Assessment of Single Gene Expression Levels.
Background: ASCO® and CAP have recently highlighted the importance of consistency and control in clinical assay technology. To… 
2009
2009
Differential functions of GRB7 and its variant, GRB7v in the tumorigenicity of ovarian cancer
2008
2008
Functional characterization of GRB7 and its variant, GRB7v, in ovarian cancer
2002
2002
Investigation of the GRB2, GRB7, and CSH1 genes as candidates for the Silver-Russell syndrome (SRS) on chromosome 17q
Silver-Russell syndrome (SRS) (MIM 180860) is characterised by intrauterine and postnatal growth restriction, in association with… 
2002
2002
Investigation of the GRB 2 , GRB 7 , and CSH 1 genes as candidates for the Silver-Russell syndrome ( SRS ) on chromosome 17 q
Silver-Russell syndrome (SRS) (MIM 180860) is characterised by intrauterine and postnatal growth restriction, in association with… 
2001
2001
Investigation of the GRB2, GRB7 and CSH1 candidate genes for the Silver Russell syndrome (SRS) suggests that anomalies of distal chromosome 17 are rare in SRS