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titleOfInvention Screening method for signal transduction regulator
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for screening a signal transduction regulator capable of regulating activation of a signal transduction pathway via erbB1. A candidate in which erbB1 or a partial peptide thereof and FRS2β or a partial peptide thereof are brought into contact with each other in the presence of a candidate substance, and the promotion or suppression of the interaction between the two by the candidate substance is detected and the interaction is promoted. A substance is selected as a regulator that promotes signal transduction, and a candidate substance that inhibits the interaction is selected as a regulator that inhibits signal transduction. The partial peptide of erbB1 is a peptide containing a tyrosine kinase domain, and the partial peptide of FRS2β is a peptide containing a PTB domain. By this method, a substance that regulates activation of signal transduction via erbB can be screened. The obtained substance can be used for the inhibition of the signal transduction and the prevention / treatment of cancer by the combined use with FRS2β. [Selection figure] None
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