Vincenzo Giancotti
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Recent Articles
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Giancotti V, Bergamin N, Cataldi P, Rizzi C
Int J Cell Biol
. 2018 Jun;
2018:3698078.
PMID: 29853899
High-mobility group A (HMGA) proteins have been examined to understand their participation as structural epigenetic chromatin factors that confer stem-like properties to embryonic stem cells (ESCs), induced pluripotent stem cells...
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Maurizio E, Wisniewski J, Ciani Y, Amato A, Arnoldo L, Penzo C, et al.
Mol Cell Proteomics
. 2015 Nov;
15(1):109-23.
PMID: 26527623
Cancer is a very heterogeneous disease, and biological variability adds a further level of complexity, thus limiting the ability to identify new genes involved in cancer development. Oncogenes whose expression...
3.
Rizzi C, Cataldi P, Iop A, Isola M, Sgarra R, Manfioletti G, et al.
Hum Pathol
. 2012 Sep;
44(1):122-32.
PMID: 22939952
Tumor staging of colorectal cancer is typically based on conventional TNM and Dukes classifications. However, additional information could be useful, and there is a significant interest in identifying molecular markers...
4.
Maurizio E, Cravello L, Brady L, Spolaore B, Arnoldo L, Giancotti V, et al.
J Proteome Res
. 2011 May;
10(7):3283-91.
PMID: 21545188
The architectural factors HMGA are highly connected hubs in the chromatin network and affect key cellular functions. HMGA have a causal involvement in cancer development; in fact, truncated or chimeric...
5.
Sgarra R, Zammitti S, Lo Sardo A, Maurizio E, Arnoldo L, Pegoraro S, et al.
Biochim Biophys Acta
. 2009 Sep;
1799(1-2):37-47.
PMID: 19732855
Nuclear functions rely on the activity of a plethora of factors which mostly work in highly coordinated molecular networks. The HMGA proteins are chromatin architectural factors which constitute critical hubs...
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Sgarra R, Maurizio E, Zammitti S, Lo Sardo A, Giancotti V, Manfioletti G
J Proteome Res
. 2009 Mar;
8(6):2978-89.
PMID: 19317492
HMGA is a family of nuclear proteins involved in a huge number of functions at the chromatin level. It consists of three members, HMGA1a, HMGA1b, and HMGA2, having high sequence...
7.
Sgarra R, Furlan C, Zammitti S, Lo Sardo A, Maurizio E, Di Bernardo J, et al.
Proteomics
. 2008 Oct;
8(22):4721-32.
PMID: 18850631
The high mobility group A (HMGA) chromatin architectural transcription factors are a group of proteins involved in development and neoplastic transformation. They take part in an articulated interaction network, both...
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Cattaruzzi G, Altamura S, Tessari M, Rustighi A, Giancotti V, Pucillo C, et al.
Nucleic Acids Res
. 2007 Feb;
35(6):1751-60.
PMID: 17324944
High Mobility Group A (HMGA) is a family of architectural nuclear factors which play an important role in neoplastic transformation. HMGA proteins are multifunctional factors that associate both with DNA...
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Frasca F, Rustighi A, Malaguarnera R, Altamura S, Vigneri P, Del Sal G, et al.
Cancer Res
. 2006 Mar;
66(6):2980-9.
PMID: 16540646
HMGA1 is an architectural transcription factor expressed at high levels in transformed cells and tumors. Several lines of evidence indicate that HMGA1 up-regulation is involved in the malignant transformation of...
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Giancotti V
Cancer Lett
. 2006 Mar;
243(2):145-59.
PMID: 16530325
This review illustrates the relationships linking the ER and the ErbB family of receptor tyrosine kinases and their kinase pathways in breast cancer. The central role of the ER in...