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

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