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HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION

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This page aggregates everything SciDEX knows about HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION: its mechanistic relationships (Knowledge Graph edges), hypotheses targeting it, analyses mentioning it, and supporting scientific papers. The interactive graph below shows its immediate neighbors. All content is AI-synthesized from peer-reviewed literature.

88Connections

0Hypotheses

0Analyses

6Outgoing

50Incoming

0Experiments

0Debates

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💡 Concept Info

Name	HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION
Key Genes/Proteins	ACTB, ALS4, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, AQP4, ATG7, BECN1
Related Diseases	Ataxia, cancer
Related Pathways	Dna Damage Response

Pathway Diagram

graph TD
    HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION["HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION"]
    CANCER["CANCER"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    Cancer["Cancer"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    SQSTM1["SQSTM1"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    PI3K["PI3K"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    BRCA1["BRCA1"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    RAS["RAS"] -->|"inhibits"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    NRF2["NRF2"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION
    P62["P62"] -->|"target for"| HOMOLOGOUS_RECOMBINATION

Outgoing (6)

Target	Relation	Type	Str
DNA double-strand breaks	involved_in	phenotype	0.90
PARP inhibitor sensitivity	associated_with	phenotype	0.85
PARP inhibitor resistance	contributes_to	phenotype	0.80
Breast Cancer	associated_with	disease	0.80
RAPAMYCIN	activates	concept	0.50
RAPAMYCIN	associated_with	drug	0.45

Incoming (82)

Source	Relation	Type	Str
RAD51	involved_in	protein	0.95
RPA	involved_in	protein	0.95
cGAS	inhibits	protein	0.90
STAT6	activates	protein	0.88
PARP1	involved_in	protein	0.85
Cancer	activates	disease	0.70
CANCER	activates	gene	0.70
CANCER	therapeutic_target	gene	0.70
Cancer	therapeutic_target	disease	0.70
Tumor	therapeutic_target	disease	0.60
Ovarian Cancer	therapeutic_target	disease	0.60
Aging	therapeutic_target	disease	0.60
Carcinoma	inhibits	disease	0.60
GLIOBLASTOMA	targets	gene	0.60
Glioblastoma	targets	disease	0.60
DNA	targets	gene	0.60
RAS	inhibits	gene	0.60
NRF2	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
P62	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
MTOR	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
OXIDATIVE STRESS	activates	gene	0.60
FERROPTOSIS	activates	gene	0.60
MITOCHONDRIA	activates	gene	0.60
MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION	activates	gene	0.60
DNA	activates	gene	0.60
Tumor	activates	disease	0.60
SQSTM1	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
PI3K	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
BRCA1	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
Carcinoma	activates	disease	0.60
CANCER	biomarker_for	gene	0.60
Tumor	biomarker_for	disease	0.60
Cancer	biomarker_for	disease	0.60
Ovarian Cancer	biomarker_for	disease	0.60
Renal Cell Carcinoma	activates	disease	0.60
STAT3	inhibits	gene	0.60
Breast Cancer	activates	disease	0.60
BRCA1	activates	gene	0.60
BRCA2	activates	gene	0.60
CDKN2A	activates	gene	0.60
DNA	inhibits	gene	0.60
GENES	inhibits	gene	0.60
Tumor	inhibits	disease	0.60
TP53	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
GBM	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
ATM	therapeutic_target	gene	0.60
Neuron	activates	cell_type	0.50
FRONTOTEMPORAL	activates	concept	0.50
DNA DAMAGE	activates	concept	0.50
RAD51	activates	gene	0.50

Targeting Hypotheses (0)

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Experiments (0)

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