Detail Information of Exogenous Modulation
General Information of Drug Transporter (DT) | |||||
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DT ID | DTD0546 Transporter Info | ||||
Gene Name | KCNK9 | ||||
Transporter Name | Potassium channel subfamily K member 9 | ||||
Gene ID | |||||
UniProt ID | |||||
Exogenous factors (drugs, dietary constituents, etc.) Modulation of This DT (EGM) | |||||
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Chemical Compound |
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4-O-methyl-12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol 13-acetate |
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DT Modulation1 |
4-O-methyl-12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol 13-acetate inhibits the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [7] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Benzo(a)pyrene |
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DT Modulation1 |
Benzo(a)pyrene affects the methylation of KCNK9 promoter | [8] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation2 |
Benzo(a)pyrene results in increased methylation of KCNK9 5' UTR | [8] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation3 |
Benzo(a)pyrene results in increased methylation of KCNK9 exon | [8] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
bisphenol A |
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DT Modulation1 |
bisphenol A co-treated with Fulvestrant results in decreased methylation of KCNK9 gene | [9] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation2 |
bisphenol A results in decreased methylation of KCNK9 gene | [9] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Bupivacaine |
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DT Modulation1 |
Bupivacaine inhibits the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [10] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
butyraldehyde |
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DT Modulation1 |
butyraldehyde results in increased expression of KCNK9 mRNA | [6] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
ethyl-p-hydroxybenzoate |
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DT Modulation1 |
ethyl-p-hydroxybenzoate results in increased expression of KCNK9 mRNA | [11] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Fonofos |
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DT Modulation1 |
Fonofos results in increased methylation of KCNK9 promoter | [12] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Fulvestrant |
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DT Modulation1 |
bisphenol A co-treated with Fulvestrant results in decreased methylation of KCNK9 gene | [9] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Halothane |
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DT Modulation1 |
Halothane promotes the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [10] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Methyl Methanesulfonate |
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DT Modulation1 |
Methyl Methanesulfonate results in increased expression of KCNK9 mRNA | [13] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
NSC 689534 |
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DT Modulation1 |
NSC 689534 results in increased expression of KCNK9 mRNA | [5] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Parathion |
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DT Modulation1 |
Parathion results in increased methylation of KCNK9 promoter | [12] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Potassium |
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DT Modulation1 |
4-O-methyl-12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol 13-acetate inhibits the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [7] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation2 |
Bupivacaine inhibits the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [10] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation3 |
Halothane promotes the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [10] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation4 |
KCNK3 protein binds to KCNK9 protein which results in increased transport of Potassium | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation5 |
KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [10] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation6 |
sanshool inhibits the reaction KCNK3 protein binds to KCNK9 protein which results in increased transport of Potassium | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation7 |
sanshool inhibits the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
sanshool |
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DT Modulation1 |
KCNK9 protein affects the susceptibility to sanshool | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation2 |
sanshool inhibits the reaction KCNK3 protein binds to KCNK9 protein which results in increased transport of Potassium | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation3 |
sanshool inhibits the reaction KCNK9 protein results in increased transport of Potassium | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation4 |
sanshool results in decreased activity of KCNK3 protein binds to KCNK9 protein | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
DT Modulation5 |
sanshool results in decreased activity of KCNK9 protein | [14] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
terbufos |
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DT Modulation1 |
terbufos results in increased methylation of KCNK9 promoter | [12] | |||
Regulation Mechanism |
Transcription Factor Info | ||||
Approved Drug |
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Fluoxetine |
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DT Modulation1 |
Fluoxetine inhibits the activity of KCNK9 | [1] | |||
Cell System |
Human embryonic kidney 293 cells (HEK293)-KCNK9 | ||||
Calcitriol |
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DT Modulation1 |
Calcitriol increases the expression of KCNK9 | [2] | |||
Methotrexate |
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DT Modulation1 |
Methotrexate inhibits the expression of KCNK9 | [3] | |||
Valproic Acid |
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DT Modulation1 |
Valproic Acid increases the expression of KCNK9 | [4] | |||
Patented Pharmaceutical Agent |
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NSC-689534 |
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DT Modulation1 |
NSC-689534 increases the expression of KCNK9 | [5] | |||
Health and Environmental Toxicant |
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Butyraldehyde |
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DT Modulation1 |
Butyraldehyde increases the expression of KCNK9 | [6] | |||
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