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  Title: The Antiapoptotic RBM5/LUCA-15/H37 Gene and Its Role in Apoptosis and Human Cancer: Research Update
  Authors:   Maarabouni, Mirna M; Williams, Gwyn T  
  Journal:   TheScientificWorldJOURNAL  
  Year:   2006  
  Volume:   6  
  Page Range:   1705-1712  
  Article Type:   Mini-Review Article  
  Handling Editor:   Martin Goette  
  Domains:    Oncology ,  Cell Fate & Determination ,  Cell Biology ,  Cell Cycle ,  Proteins & Proteomics ,  Biochemistry & Molecular Biology  
  DOI:   10.1100/tsw.2006.268  
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  Synopsis:   LUCA-15 gene is located at a hotspot for deletions in a number of cancers. It is considered as a putative tumour suppressor gene. A number of lines of evidence supports this hypothesis and indicates LUCA-15 involvement in apoptosis.  Functional, structural and mechanistic studies to clarify the function of LUCA-15 could lead to the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for human cancer.  
  Keywords:   T-lymphocytes, LUCA-15, RBM5; H37, RNA-binding proteins, cell death, cell proliferation  
     
 
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      Abstract  
      The candidate tumour-suppressor gene, LUCA-15/RBM5/H37, maps to the lung cancer tumour-suppressor locus 3p21.3. The LUCA-15 gene locus encodes at least four alternatively spliced transcripts that have been shown to function as regulators of apoptosis, a fact which may have major significance in tumour regulation. This review highlights recent evidence that further implicates the LUCA-15 locus in the control of apoptosis and cell proliferation, and focuses on the observations that confirm the tumour-suppressor activity of this gene.  
     
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