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Transforming growth interacting factor (TGIF) is a potential repressor of
TGF-β pathways in
myometrial cells.
[1] Expression of TGIF is increased in
uterine leiomyoma compared with myometrium.
[1]
References
Type I
ALK1 (
ACVRL1 )
ALK2 (
ACVR1A )
ALK3 (
BMPR1A )
ALK4 (
ACVR1B )
ALK5 (
TGFβR1 )
ALK6 (
BMPR1B )
Agonists:
BMP (
2 ,
4 ,
5 ,
6 ,
7 ,
8A ,
8B ,
15 (GDF9B) )
Dibotermin alfa
Eptotermin alfa
GDF (
5 (BMP14) ,
6 (BMP13) ,
7 (BMP12) ,
9 ,
15 )
Radotermin
ALK7 (
ACVR1C )
Type II
TGFβR2
BMPR2
ACVR2A (
ACVR2 )
Agonists:
Activin (
A ,
B ,
AB )
BMP (
2 ,
4 ,
5 ,
6 ,
7 ,
8A ,
8B ,
15 (GDF9B) )
Dibotermin alfa
Eptotermin alfa
GDF (
1 ,
3 ,
5 (BMP14) ,
6 (BMP13) ,
7 (BMP12) ,
9 ,
11 (BMP11) ,
15 )
Myostatin (GDF8)
Nodal
Radotermin
ACVR2B
Agonists:
Activin (
A ,
B ,
AB )
BMP (
2 ,
4 ,
6 ,
7 )
Dibotermin alfa
Eptotermin alfa
GDF (
1 ,
3 ,
5 (BMP14) ,
6 (BMP13) ,
7 (BMP12) )
Myostatin (GDF8)
Nodal
Osteogenin (BMP3, BMP3A)
Radotermin
AMHR2 (
AMHR )
Type III
Unsorted