reviewJournal of Clinical InvestigationMay 1, 2002GREEN OA

What does Stat3 do?

New York University

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Abstract

The Stat protein family was discovered in the course of studies of signaling specificity from IFN receptors (1). The initial finding of a family of related proteins, each activated by a different cytokine receptor, suggested that these proteins would fulfill the requirements predicted for carriers of intracellular signaling information capable of retaining the specificity inherent in cytokine-receptor interactions (2). While studies in cell culture systems belied some of this early promise, the initial findings with genetically manipulated mice, especially using gene-targeting approaches, generally suggested a high degree of specificity for the various Stat proteins in individual signaling pathways. As…

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Keywords
  • stat
  • Biology
  • STAT3
  • Cytokine
  • Signal transduction
  • Cytokine receptor
  • Receptor
  • Phenotype
UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Good health and well-being
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