MAPK signaling pathway

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The MAPK signaling pathway is a key intracellular cascade that transmits growth and survival signals from cell surface receptors to the nucleus, regulating processes such as proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intracellular signaling cascade
signal transduction pathway
activatedBy G protein–coupled receptors NERFINISHED
cytokine receptors
growth factors
integrins
mitogens
receptor tyrosine kinases
stress stimuli
associatedWith cancer
cardiovascular diseases
inflammatory diseases
neurodegenerative diseases
conservedIn eukaryotes
mammals
yeast
hasComponent ERK kinase NERFINISHED
JNK kinase NERFINISHED
MAPK phosphatases
MEK kinase NERFINISHED
Raf kinase NERFINISHED
Ras protein NERFINISHED
p38 MAPK NERFINISHED
scaffold proteins
hasSubPathway ERK1/2 pathway
ERK5 pathway NERFINISHED
JNK pathway
p38 MAPK pathway NERFINISHED
negativelyRegulatedBy MAPK phosphatases NERFINISHED
Sprouty proteins NERFINISHED
protein phosphatase 2A
occursIn cell nucleus
cytoplasm
plasma membrane
phosphorylates cytoskeletal proteins
other kinases
transcription factors
regulates apoptosis
cell cycle progression
cell differentiation
cell proliferation
cell survival
developmental processes
differentiation of immune cells
gene expression
inflammatory responses
neuronal plasticity
stress responses
targetOf small molecule kinase inhibitors
transmitsSignalFrom cell surface receptors
transmitsSignalTo nuclear transcription factors

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HER2 receptor activatesPathway MAPK signaling pathway