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increased demethylation of its promoter ( Zhou et al. 2019 ). However, the molecular mechanisms underlying active DNA demethylation of the MMP-9 promoter are complex and have not yet been clarified in breast cancer patients with diabetes. Here, the roles
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during replication, leading to synthesis of nascent DNA in the absence of DNMT activity, resulting in DNA demethylation ( Taylor & Jones 1982 , Friedman 1985 ). The administration of these drugs causes multiple changes as a consequence of demethylation
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the 5mC pattern on the newly synthesized strand after DNA replication. DNA demethylation can occur through different mechanisms: passive demethylation due to the impairment of the DNA methylation maintenance machinery that results in the dilution of
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tumors is affected by a complex interaction between BMI and menopausal status. Thus, patients with breast cancer associated with the described DNA methylation markers might also receive DNA demethylation agents as co-adjuvant therapy to the standard
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Hes5 expression by active DNA demethylation and induce neural stem cells . Nature Neuroscience 14 957 – 964 . ( doi:10.1038/nn.2875 ). Jacobsen KX Vanderluit JL Slack RS Albert PR 2008 HES1 regulates 5-HT1A receptor gene transcription
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by the capability of FOXO3a and FOXO4 to induce the transcription of Gadd45a, which harbours base excision activity and maintains genomic integrity, e.g. through DNA demethylation and cell cycle control ( Hollander et al . 1999 , Smith et al . 2000
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patterns to a lesser degree ( Hermann et al . 2004 ). Mechanisms of DNA demethylation have more recently been uncovered, with the present model outlining both passive and active methods of demethylating CpG sites. Passive demethylation occurs when an error
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DNA demethylation of the promoter of the MEN1 gene in lung adenocarcinoma cells and inversely menin reduces the level of active Ras-GTP at least partly by preventing GRB2 and SOS1 from binding to Ras ( Wu et al. 2012 ); these studies suggest a