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SF3B1

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176Connections
0Hypotheses
1Analyses
50Outgoing
50Incoming
0Experiments
1Debates

Summary

SF3B1 is a gene implicated in neurodegeneration research. Key relationships include: therapeutic target, activates, inhibits. Associated with AD, ALI, ALS. Connected to 118 entities in the SciDEX knowledge graph.

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🧬 Gene Info
Gene SymbolSF3B1
Full NameSplicing Factor 3b Subunit 1
Chromosome2q33.1
Functionis a gene located on chromosome 2q33.
Primary Expressionall cell types at moderate to high levels - Nuclear localization: The protein localizes to the nucleus, particularly the nucleolus - High turnov
Molecular Weight146 kDa
Amino Acids1308 aa
Exons25
PathwaysEpigenetic, Immune Response, epigenetic regulation, inflammation
UniProt IDO75533
NCBI Gene ID6762
Ensembl IDENSG00000115523
GeneCardsSF3B1
Human Protein AtlasSF3B1
N-terminal domainContains HEAT repeats that mediate protein-protein interactions
Associated DiseasesAD, ALI, Als, Alzheimer, AMI, cancer
InteractionsALZHEIMER, ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, AND, APOB, ASXL1, CANCER
KG Connections176 knowledge graph edges
DatabasesGeneCardsHPASTRING
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Wiki Pages (2)

Knowledge base pages for this entity

Canonical Page

SF3B1

gene · 2602 words

SF3B1 Protein

protein · 630 words

Pathway Diagram

graph TD
    SF3B1["SF3B1"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Cancer["Cancer"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Carcinoma["Carcinoma"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Ms["Ms"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Als["Als"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Cardiovascular["Cardiovascular"]
    SF3B1 -->|"activates"| Inflammation["Inflammation"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Alzheimer["Alzheimer"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Heart_Failure["Heart Failure"]
    SF3B1 -->|"target for"| Tumor["Tumor"]
    SF3B1 -->|"inhibits"| ALS["ALS"]
    IDH1["IDH1"] -->|"target for"| SF3B1
    VEGFA["VEGFA"] -->|"target for"| SF3B1
    MDM4["MDM4"] -->|"target for"| SF3B1
    APOB["APOB"] -->|"target for"| SF3B1
    ASXL1["ASXL1"] -->|"activates"| SF3B1
    DNMT3A["DNMT3A"] -->|"activates"| SF3B1
    FAS["FAS"] -->|"target for"| SF3B1
    JUN["JUN"] -->|"inhibits"| SF3B1
    MET["MET"] -->|"inhibits"| SF3B1

Outgoing (120)

TargetRelationTypeStr
benchmark_ot_ad_answer_key:SF3B1data_indataset_row0.00
ds-83b31ef18d49provides_data_fordataset1.00
Immune Responsemodulatesprocess0.80
Immune Responsesmodifiesprocess0.80
Immune Cell Functionmodulatesprocess0.78

Incoming (56)

SourceRelationTypeStr
GBA intron-retained transcriptsequestersRNA0.00
benchmark_ot_ad_answer_key:SF3B1data_indataset_row0.00
ds-83b31ef18d49data_indataset1.00
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASEactivatesgene0.60
U2AF1activatesgene0.60

Targeting Hypotheses (0)

Hypotheses where this entity is a therapeutic target

HypothesisScoreDiseaseAnalysis
No targeting hypotheses

Mentioning Analyses (1)

Scientific analyses that reference this entity

How does the intron-retained RNA isoform mechanistically reduce glucocerebrosida

neurodegeneration | 2026-04-26 | 7 hypotheses Top: 0.645

Experiments (0)

Experimental studies targeting or related to this entity

ExperimentTypeDiseaseScoreFeasibilityModelStatusEst. Cost
No experiments found

Related Papers (0)

Scientific publications cited in analyses involving this entity

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Debates (1)

Multi-agent debates referencing this entity

How does the intron-retained RNA isoform mechanistically reduce glucocerebrosida

closed · Rounds: 4 · Score: 1.00 · 2026-04-26

Related Research

Hypotheses and analyses mentioning SF3B1 in their description or question text

No additional research found