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Gene Form for submission


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IMPORTANT NOTE: The Author(s) is/are the sole responsible in case of copyright conflicts with previous sources of data;
the Editor of the Atlas cannot check if figures or parts of texts are "copied-and-past" from other sources, including other databases;
"copy-and-past" data are not accepted in the Atlas

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CONTRIBUTORS (first name and name)

DATE

CONTRIBUTORS 

UPDATE

AUTHORS AFFILIATIONS / e-MAIL






 Identity -------->
 
GENE NAME

ALIAS
 
HUGO NAME 

LOCATION

LOCAL ORDER

NOTE 

To which CATEGORY this gene/protein belongs? Please, tick the box(es)
- Cell cycle - Extracellular matrix
- Apoptosis (extrinsic) - Cytoskeleton / scaffold
- Apoptosis (intrinsic) - Cell junctions
    - Channels and gap junctions
- DNA replication and recombination - Exocytosis-endocytosis, vesicle traffic
- DNA repair    
- Nucleole machinery - Signal: Nuclear receptors
- Transcription-translation (transcription) - Signal: Secreted factors
- Transcription-translation (spliceosome) - Signal: Membrane receptors
- Transcription-translation (translation) - Signal: Intracellular transduction: AMPc signaling
- Micro RNA - Signal: Intracellular transduction: PLCG signaling
- Chromatin - Signal: Intracellular transduction: RAS / RAF / MAPK signaling
- Nuclear membrane trafficking - Signal: Intracellular transduction: PI3K / AKT / mTOR signaling
- Mitosis / centrosome-microtubules-kinetochore - Signal: Intracellular transduction: JAK / STAT signaling
    - Signal: Intracellular transduction: TGFb signaling
- Mitochondria (oxydative phosphorylation) - Signal: Intracellular transduction: WNT signaling
- Mitochondria (TOM and TIM) - Signal: Intracellular transduction: Hedgehog signaling
- Proteasome - ubiquitination - Signal: Intracellular transduction: NF-kB signaling
    - Signal: Transcription factors
       
- Immunity    
- Angiogenesis    
- OTHER: precise  

  

 DNA ------->

NOTE 

DIAGRAM  (see below)

LEGEND DIAGRAM 

DNA DESCRIPTION

TRANSCRIPTION

PSEUDOGENE





Protein ------->

NOTE 

DIAGRAM 
 
LEGEND DIAGRAM 

DESCRIPTION

EXPRESSION

LOCALISATION

FUNCTION

HOMOLOGY




Mutations ------->

NOTE 

GERMINAL

SOMATIC

DIAGRAM

LEGEND DIAGRAM 





Implicated in ------->

NAME

NOTE 

DISEASES

PROGNOSIS

CYTOGENETICS

HYBRID GENE

DIAGRAM 
 
LEGEND DIAGRAM 

FUSION PROTEIN

DIAGRAM 
 
LEGEND DIAGRAM 

ONCOGENESIS




... again if necessary : 

NAME

NOTE 

DISEASES

PROGNOSIS

CYTOGENETICS

HYBRID GENE

DIAGRAM 
 
LEGEND DIAGRAM 

FUSION PROTEIN

DIAGRAM

LEGEND DIAGRAM 

ONCOGENESIS





 Breakpoints (if variables) ------->

DIAGRAM

LEGEND DIAGRAM 

NOTE





 To be noted (specific items) ------->

TO BE NOTED





External links (addresses are in the Database section of the Atlas; 
 
find the Hugo name (or, else, GDB), the LocusLink name and number, and SwissProt ID; 

we will automatically find other links; please,add specific databases) ------->

HUGO

LOCUSLINK

OTHER DATABASES 

NOTE





 References (PLEASE, see below and conform to the style) ------->  


TITLE 

AUTHORS  

REFERENCE 

PUBMED

Copy and past another bloc 

TITLE 

AUTHORS  

REFERENCE 

PUBMED



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Literature references should be included in the text:
by author's name followed by year of publication arranged chronologically and then alphabetically. When there are more than two authors, use the first author name and et al.
e.g. " recent data indicates that teddy bears are very affectionate persons(Paddington and The Pooh, 2003; Paddington et al., 2009)
- In the references list:
* classified by years, from the oldest * style:

- For Images, please:
* Send optimum visual quality iconography.
* Please use preferably Arial 9 point for lettering.
* Images should be sent by e-mail, preferably in PNG, JPG or PSD (for photographs: chromosomes, histo-pathology, radiographs, ...); PPT or PNG, PSD, SVG, EPS, WMF, JPG, GIF (for drawings); the desk may have problems with other formats.
* The Editor keeps the right to process drawings for them to conform with our editorial policies.

- Please, send your contribution preferably by e-mail (Copy-and-past directly in the mail, and/or as an attachment, in ClarisWorks or in Word). Please, no printed version solely.
- Please also, send copy of the main papers by traditional mail to speed up the refereeing process.

Send to:
Jean-Loup HURET,
Atlas Genet Cytogenet Oncol Haematol, Editor,
UMR 8125 CNRS, Genetics, Dept Medical Information,
University Hospital, F-86021 Poitiers, FRANCE
tel +33 5 49 44 45 46 or +33 5 49 44 47 67

jlhuret@AtlasGeneticsOncology.org *AND* Copy Carbone Editorial@AtlasGeneticsOncology.org *AND* Copy Carbone jlhuret@univ-poitiers.fr (for safety)