Regulon

Regulon: R-337

Regulons are regulatory units consisting of a coherently expressed set of genes and the associated regulator(s) whose binding site(s) they share.

Regulon Summary

Regulon summary table displays all associated information related to the specific regulon including the number of genes in the regulon, Hazard ratio, its Regulator, the Transcriptional Program that includes the regulon, Drugs that are associated with members of the regulon, together with mechanism of action and class, and enriched hallmarks of cancer if any.

GenesCox Hazard RatioRegulatorsCausal FlowsTranscriptional ProgramsHallmarks
8-0.86717910Pr-126Self sufficiency in growth signalInsensitivity to antigrowth signalEvading apoptosisSustained angiogenesisTissue invasion and metastasisTumor-promoting inflammationReprogramming energy metabolismEvading immune detectionLimitless replicative potentialGenome instability and mutation

Regulon Genes

List of genes that are included in the regulon. These genes have similar expression profiles in subset of patients and they share common binding motif for the Regulator of the regulon. Clicking on the gene name will take you to the gene specific page with more details. Please wait while information is collated from several resources after you click.

Entrez IDEnsEMBL IDPreferred NameUniprot ID
11119 ENSG00000026950 BTN3A1 O00481
5939 ENSG00000076067 RBMS2 Q15434
8639 ENSG00000131471 AOC3 Q16853
2113 ENSG00000134954 ETS1 P14921
911 ENSG00000158481 CD1C P29017
1636 ENSG00000159640 ACE P12821
56892 ENSG00000176907 C8orf4 Q9NR00
6368 ENSG00000276114 CCL23 P55773

Regulon Drugs

NameApproved SymbolTypeAction TypeMechanism of ActionMax Trial PhaseMax GBM Phase
ENALAPRIL MALEATEACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
QUINAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
PERINDOPRIL ERBUMINEACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
PERINDOPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
RAMIPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
LISINOPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
TRANDOLAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
ILEPATRILMMESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor20
IMIDAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
CILAZAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
MOEXIPRIL HYDROCHLORIDEACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
MOEXIPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
PERINDOPRIL ARGININEACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
FOSINOPRIL SODIUMACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
BENAZEPRIL HYDROCHLORIDEACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
ENALAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
DELAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor30
ENALAPRILATACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
BENAZEPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
QUINAPRIL HYDROCHLORIDEACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
CAPTOPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor41
SPIRAPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40
FOSINOPRILACESmall moleculeINHIBITORAngiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor40

Causal Flows

Causal Flows are statistically significant links between putative causal events (somatic mutations, copy number variations, chromosomal translocations, etc.) and the activity levels of regulators and regulons. In the causal flow a mutation may causally activates or deactivates a downstream regulator which then might up- or down-regulates a regulon that contains genes with similar expression profiles and binding sites.

Causal Mechanistic Flows for Regulon R-337

IDMutationRoleRegulatorRoleRegulon# downstream regulons# diffexp regulonsDrugs