Name	MAPK family signaling cascades
Resource	Reactome
Genes	PSMB10 CCND3 MAPKAPK5 PPP2R1B FGF9 RAC1 FOXO3 ACTB IQGAP1 CDC42EP5 TYK2 PSMD6 PSMB2 ITGA2B PEA15 AGO4 PPP2R1A DUSP4 RAPGEF2 PSMC3 PSMD10 PSMC2 DAB2IP PSMD13 NRG4 KLB FGF1 DNAJB1 PPP2R5E PSMB11 PRKACA KRAS FGF16 GDNF FGF22 ERBB2 NEFL MAPK6 JAK2 IL2RB PSMA4 RET PAK3 KIT NRG3 SPTBN4 IL2 FGFR1 KSR1 LAMTOR2 PSMB3 GRIN2C CDC42EP2 PPP2R5B RASAL1 RPS27A RAG1 PSMD14 UBB XPO1 FRS3 RASA3 FGF17 PSMB1 PRKACG SPTBN2 JAK1 PSMD3 PSMA6 FGF7 CDC42EP3 RBX1 HBEGF ARRB2 SEM1 PAK2 IL5 DUSP8 MAP2K1 PPP2R5A PSPN AKAP9 PSMB9 ARRB1 HSPB1 LAT AGO3 MOV10 SYNGAP1 NRTN GRB2 SPTA1 SPRED2 RAP1A PPP5C PDGFRA TNRC6B DUSP6 RASAL2 RASGRP4 IL3 PSMC5 PTPN11 BTC PSMA7 MYC NRAS PDGFB CNKSR1 FGFR3 MAP2K2 GFRA1 IL5RA DUSP10 TLN1 CSF2 PSMD1 ETV4 FGF3 RASGRP1 PSMB5 PDGFRB PSMA2 FRS2 HRAS PSMC1 ERBB3 TNRC6A PSMC6 GFRA3 SEPT7 FGF2 CDC42 VCL PSME2 GRIN2B NCOA3 PPP2R5C MARK3 PSMB6 RASA2 PSMA1 MAP3K11 FGF5 PPP2CA PSMD9 ACTG1 MAPK3 CDK1 IL2RA PSMA8 SPRED1 AGO1 KALRN DUSP2 GRIN1 CAMK2A KSR2 PSME1 VWF RAF1 CSF2RA CDC14A WDR83 CDC14B UBC FGFR4 PTK2 RASGRF2 PSME3 RASA1 GRIN2D ERBB4 DLG4 IL6ST PTPRA PSMD8 SPTB NRG2 RANBP9 SHC2 FGF20 CSK CUL3 SHC3 PSMF1 BRAF NCAM1 SRC RASAL3 ACTN2 GFRA4 IRS2 IL6 KITLG PSMD5 PPP2R5D NRG1 LAMTOR3 FGF23 SPRED3 SPTBN5 PSMC4 PSMD2 TNRC6C PSMD4 DUSP7 RASGRF1 FGF10 JUN CAMK2D PRKACB PPP2CB DUSP16 FLT3 FOXO1 EREG FLT3LG TEK FGB CNKSR2 APBB1IP IL6R FGF18 FN1 PSME4 NF1 IRS1 PSMD12 ITGB3 CAMK2B RASA4 SOS1 FGF19 CAMK2G SPTAN1 BRAP MAPK4 MAPK1 HGF IL3RA FGF6 RASGRP3 AGO2 PSMB4 FGA GFRA2 YWHAB RAP1B PAQR3 DUSP9 KL GRIN2A CSF2RB MET IGF2BP1 FGG ARAF FYN FGFR2 JAK3 PHB PSMA3 IL17RD PSMD11 FGF4 PSMB8 ARTN KBTBD7 IL2RG CALM1 UBA52 ANGPT1 FGF8 SPTBN1 PAK1 RASGEF1A EGF PEBP1 DUSP5 PSMB7 RAG2 PDGFA PSMA5 SHC1 PSMD7 EGFR DUSP1
Size	288

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