The Schlafen (slfn) gene family members express broadly, but the research has mainly
focused on human slfn (h‐slfn) and mouse slfn (m‐slfn). The slfn members can be divided …

Genes of the Schlafen family, first discovered in mouse, are expressed in hematopoietic
cells and are involved in immune processes. Previous results showed that they are …

To gain insight into the mechanisms by which the Myb transcription factor controls normal
hematopoiesis and particularly, how it contributes to leukemogenesis, we mapped the …

The Schlafen genes have been associated with proliferation control and with several
differentiation processes, as well as with disparate phenotypes such as immune response …

Schlafen (SLFN/Slfn) family members have been investigated for their involvement in
fundamental cellular processes including growth regulation, differentiation and control of …

Although the first members of the Schlafen gene family were first described almost 10 years
ago, the precise molecular/biochemical functions of the proteins they encode still remain …

Schlafen (SLFN) proteins have been suggested to play important functions in cell
proliferation and immune cell development. In this study, we determined the antiviral …

Background Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF1) is a multifunctional regulator of somatic
growth and development throughout evolution. IGF1 signaling through IGF type 1 receptor …

The mammalian sex-determining factor SRY comprises a conserved high-mobility group
(HMG) box DNA-binding domain and poorly conserved regions outside the HMG box …

The study's results suggest that Slfn3 could have a role in T cell differentiation and
activation. Members of the Slfn protein family have been implicated in the regulation of cell …