Prolactin-Induced Protein (PIP) Regulates Proliferation of Luminal A Type Breast Cancer Cells in an Estrogen-Independent Manner

Agriculture & Biology

• breast neoplasms 100%
• prolactin 85%
• neoplasm cells 79%
• estrogens 79%
• proteins 29%
• phosphotransferases (kinases) 21%
• hormones 13%
• tyrosine 11%
• therapeutics 9%
• non-specific protein-tyrosine kinase 9%
• neoplasms 9%
• tamoxifen 8%
• receptors 8%
• aspartic proteinases 8%
• gene activation 7%
• protein secretion 7%
• fibronectins 7%
• gene regulatory networks 6%
• threonine 6%
• bioinformatics 5%
• cells 5%
• nucleic acids 5%
• serine 5%
• cell proliferation 5%
• phosphorylation 5%
• adhesion 5%
• estradiol 5%
• cell culture 4%
• protein synthesis 4%
• cell lines 4%
• genes 4%
• antibodies 4%
• gene expression 3%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Prolactin 86%
• Estrogens 71%
• Breast Neoplasms 55%
• Proteins 32%
• Receptor Protein-Tyrosine Kinases 13%
• Hormones 13%
• Ephrin-B3 11%
• Aspartic Acid Proteases 9%
• Stress Fibers 7%
• Focal Adhesion Protein-Tyrosine Kinases 7%
• Cytoskeletal Proteins 7%
• Protein-Serine-Threonine Kinases 6%
• Gene Regulatory Networks 6%
• Tamoxifen 6%
• Heat-Shock Proteins 6%
• Nucleic Acids 6%
• Fibronectins 6%
• Computational Biology 5%
• Transcriptional Activation 5%
• Estradiol 5%
• Phosphotransferases 4%
• Cell Culture Techniques 4%
• Phosphorylation 4%
• Pharmacology 4%
• Cell Proliferation 4%
• Gene Expression 3%
• Cell Line 3%
• Messenger RNA 3%
• Antibodies 3%
• Therapeutics 3%
• Serum 2%
• Genes 2%
• Neoplasms 2%

Chemistry

• Protein 36%
• Estrogen 15%
• Tyrosine 13%
• Fibronectin 8%
• Estradiol 8%
• Threonine 8%
• Mammalian Cell 7%
• Hormone 7%
• Nucleic Acid 6%