IGEG-2 is described as a C. elegans EGFR ligand containing Ig and EGF domains. Widespread expression produces phenotypes associated with EGFR hyperactivation.
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IGEG-2
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IGEG-2/EGF
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Widespread expression of IGEG-2 produces phenotypes associated with EGFR hyperactivation, indicating that the EGF domain appears functional.
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The EGF domain appears to be functional, as widespread expression of IGEG-2 produces phenotypes associated with EGFR hyperactivation.
The immunoglobulin-like domain of IGEG-2 is essential for IGEG-2/EGF signaling.
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Here we use these phenotypes to investigate the contribution of the IGEG-2 IgD, and we find it to be essential for IGEG-2 /EGF signaling.
IGEG-2 is an EGFR ligand in C. elegans.
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<i>C. elegans</i> IGEG-2 is an EGFR ligand of unknown function, identified and named for its Ig and EGF domains.
The mechanism underlying the strict dependence of IGEG-2 signaling on its immunoglobulin-like domain is unknown.
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The mechanism underlying this strict IgD dependence is not known.