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  • Using immunoprecipitation and Western blots performed on lysates made of melanoma cells derived from patients with clinical stage II/III and employing specific anti-STAT 1 PS 727/PY 701 immunoprobes, we show that STAT 1 activation response induced by IFN-alfa/-gamma is significantly impaired. In average, three quarters of patients were lacking phosphorylation at S 727. STAT 1 PY 701 was not inducible by IFN-alfa in 63% and by IFN-gamma in 34% of samples However, these STAT 1 activation defects showed no correlation with the disease outcome and immunotherapy response as indicated by progression-free survival profiles in patients treated with IFN-alfa2b.
  • Using immunoprecipitation and Western blots performed on lysates made of melanoma cells derived from patients with clinical stage II/III and employing specific anti-STAT 1 PS 727/PY 701 immunoprobes, we show that STAT 1 activation response induced by IFN-alfa/-gamma is significantly impaired. In average, three quarters of patients were lacking phosphorylation at S 727. STAT 1 PY 701 was not inducible by IFN-alfa in 63% and by IFN-gamma in 34% of samples However, these STAT 1 activation defects showed no correlation with the disease outcome and immunotherapy response as indicated by progression-free survival profiles in patients treated with IFN-alfa2b. (en)
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  • Interferon inducibility of STAT 1 activation and its prognostic significance in melanoma patients
  • Interferon inducibility of STAT 1 activation and its prognostic significance in melanoma patients (en)
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  • Interferon inducibility of STAT 1 activation and its prognostic significance in melanoma patients
  • Interferon inducibility of STAT 1 activation and its prognostic significance in melanoma patients (en)
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  • RIV/00209805:_____/03:00008209!RIV/2004/GA0/L26004/N
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  • 142; 146
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  • P(GA301/00/0564), P(NC7139), Z(MZ00020980501)
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  • RIV/00209805:_____/03:00008209
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  • STAT 1;malignant melanoma;signal transduction;interferons (en)
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  • CZ - Česká republika
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  • [9C1073143088]
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  • 49
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  • Boudný, Vladimír
  • Kovařík, Jan
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  • 0015-5500
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