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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Hematol. 2014 Sep 28;42(12):995–1012. doi: 10.1016/j.exphem.2014.09.006

Table 1. Genes and pathways that support MLL-r leukemogenesis.

Category Molecule/domain Relationship to MLL-FP References
Constitutive protein interactors MENIN/LEDGF Direct interaction [32,33,35,38]
CpG/PAF/CXXC Direct interaction [45,4951,54,55]
Sequence-specific interactors c-MYB (& miR-150) Direct interaction/Downstream [5961,6466]
CREB/CBP/p300 Direct interaction/Parallel [68]
AML1/RUNX1 family Parallel/Downstream [76,77,8082]
Transcriptional processivity-related P-TEFb Direct interaction [84,85]
DOT1L Direct interaction [84,88,9093]
PRMT1 Direct interaction [95]
Direction transcriptional target HOXA7/HOXA9/CDXs Downstream/Parallel [9799,115,116]
MEIS1/PBX2/PBX3 Downstream [102,103]
EYA1/SIX1/DACH1 Downstream [107]
miR-196b Downstream [108,111,112]
MDS-EVI1, EVI1 Downstream [122,123]
MEF2C Downstream [125127]
c-MYC Downstream [130,131]
Signaling pathway FLT3 Parallel [28,134,136,137]
RAS/MEK/ERK Parallel [61,139141]
Integrin β3/SYK Parallel [127]
Wnt/β-catenin Parallel [145,146]
NFκB Parallel [152]
CEBPα/PU.1 Parallel [153,154]
Histone modifying complex EZH2/EED/SUZ12 Parallel [157,158]
BMI1 Parallel [162,163]
CBX8 Parallel [164,165]
KDM1A/LSD1 Parallel [167]
MLL1 Parallel [169]
Chromatin remodeling complex RUVBL2 Parallel [171]
BRG1 Parallel [172]
DNA methylation DNMT1/3A/3B Parallel [175177]
TET1 Parallel [179]

The category of interaction with MLL-r alleles; name of the molecule, domain, or pathway; and reference numbers are shown. Genes are categorized as they are in the text into general pathways based on physical or functional data.