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STING SIGNALING

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1Hypotheses

0Analyses

8Outgoing

40Incoming

0Experiments

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💡 Concept Info

Name	STING SIGNALING
Key Genes/Proteins	CGAS, GPX4
Related Diseases	ALS, ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, CANCER

Pathway Diagram

graph TD
    STING_SIGNALING["STING SIGNALING"]
    STING_SIGNALING -->|"causes"| Neuropathology["Neuropathology"]
    STING_SIGNALING -->|"expressed in"| Glial_Cells["Glial Cells"]
    STING_SIGNALING -->|"expressed in"| Neuronal_Cells["Neuronal Cells"]
    STING_SIGNALING -->|"activates"| TNF["TNF"]
    Familial_ALS_Causing_Mutations["Familial ALS-Causing Mutations"] -->|"upregulates"| STING_SIGNALING
    Rapamycin["Rapamycin"] -->|"inhibits"| STING_SIGNALING
    Molecular_Threats["Molecular Threats"] -->|"activates"| STING_SIGNALING
    CGAS["CGAS"] -->|"activates"| STING_SIGNALING
    NEURON["NEURON"] -->|"activates"| STING_SIGNALING
    IMMUNE_RESPONSE["IMMUNE RESPONSE"] -->|"activates"| STING_SIGNALING
    CANCER["CANCER"] -->|"activates"| STING_SIGNALING

Outgoing (8)

Target	Relation	Type	Str
Neuropathology	causes	phenotype	0.88
Glial Cells	expressed_in	cell_type	0.85
Neuronal Cells	expressed_in	cell_type	0.85
Neutrophil Infiltration	mediates	process	0.85
Brain	involved_in	cell_type	0.85
Cortical Lesion Volume	exacerbates	phenotype	0.80
Cell Death	contributes_to	process	0.80
TNF	activates	gene	0.35

Incoming (40)

Source	Relation	Type	Str
32690950	positively regulates	paper	0.90
32690950	is a positive regulator of	paper	0.90
32690950	is the rate-limiting step in	paper	0.90
Microglia	expressed_in	cell_type	0.90
Peripheral Immune Cells	expressed_in	cell_type	0.90
Familial ALS-Causing Mutations	upregulates	phenotype	0.88
Rapamycin	inhibits	drug	0.85
Molecular Threats	activates	mechanism	0.82
CGAS	activates	gene	0.80
NEURON	activates	cell_type	0.80
CGAS	regulates	gene	0.65
IMMUNE RESPONSE	activates	process	0.50
CANCER	activates	disease	0.50
FERROPTOSIS	activates	process	0.50
CGAS	therapeutic_target	gene	0.50
SENESCENCE	regulates	process	0.50
CGAS	inhibits	gene	0.50
MACROPHAGES	activates	cell_type	0.35
AUTOPHAGY	activates	process	0.35
SQSTM1	activates	gene	0.35
P62	activates	gene	0.35
GPX4	activates	gene	0.35
ALS	regulates	disease	0.35
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE	regulates	disease	0.35
PARKINSON'S DISEASE	regulates	disease	0.35
AGING	regulates	process	0.35
SENESCENCE	activates	process	0.35
SENESCENCE	implicated_in	process	0.35
CGAS	implicated_in	gene	0.35
STING	regulates	gene	0.35
STEM CELLS	activates	cell_type	0.35
CORTEX	activates	brain_region	0.35
STING	activates	gene	0.35
IPSC	activates	cell_type	0.35
NEURON	causes	cell_type	0.35
IPSC	causes	cell_type	0.35
ALS	causes	disease	0.35
INFLAMMATION	inhibits	process	0.35
FERROPTOSIS	inhibits	process	0.35
MICROGLIA	regulates	cell_type	0.35

Targeting Hypotheses (1)

Hypotheses where this entity is a therapeutic target

Hypothesis	Score	Disease	Analysis
TBK1 Inhibitors as ALS Therapeutics: Targeting Downstream ST	0.380	neuroinflammation	How does chronic cGAS/STING activation d

Mentioning Analyses (0)

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Experiments (0)

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Related Papers (0)

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