Interferon-alpha induced genes
CA 2397369 A1 · Owner: Dron, Michel · Inventors: Dron, Michel; Meritet, Jean-Francois; Tovey, Michael Gerard
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The present disclosure relates to identification of previously known genes as being genes upregulated by interferon-.alpha. administration in particular , the human genes corresponding to the cDNA sequence in GenBank designated g4758303, g5453897, g4505186, g2366751 g33917, g4504962, g3978516, g5924396, g4505656 g1504007, g3702446, g4001802, g292289, g4557226 g4507646 and , g4507170. Determination of expression products of these genes is proposed as having utility in predicting responsiveness to treatment with interferon- .alpha. and other interferons which act at the Type 1 interferon receptor.
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