The human ST2 gene can be specifically induced by growth stimulation in fibroblastic cells,
and can also be induced by antigen stimulation in Th2 cells. The gene encodes a soluble …

Eight species of murine monoclonal antibodies against human ST2 protein, which is highly
similar in protein sequence to the interleukin 1 receptor, were produced. The fusion was …

The ST2 gene, which is specifically induced by growth stimulation, encodes interleukin-1
receptor-related proteins. Using the RT-PCR method, we found that the ST2 gene was …

The ST2 gene encodes receptor‐like molecules that are very similar to the type I interleukin‐
1 receptor. Two distinct types of the ST2 gene products, ST2 (a soluble secreted form) and …

The ST2 gene, which is specifically induced by growth stimulation in fibroblasts, encodes
interleukin‐1 receptor‐related proteins and is widely expressed in hematopoietic, helper T …

Human ST2 cDNA, a homologue of murine ST2 that is only expressed in growth-stimulated
BALB/c-3T3 cells and a member of the primary response gene family induced by growth …

A novel variant cDNA from the human ST2 gene other than ST2 or ST2L was identified and
tentatively named ST2V. Alternative splicing inserts a new exon which leads to a change in …

The ST2 gene is induced in murine fibroblast cells at the start of cell proliferation. Although
IL-33 has been identified as a ligand for one of the two major gene products of ST2–namely …

The ST2/T1 receptor, a homologue of the interleukin 1 receptor (IL-1R), was expressed in
COS and Drosophila S2 cells as a human IgG-Fc fusion protein. While a type I IL-1RFc …

The ST2 gene is a member of the IL-1 receptor family and is hypothesized to be involved in
helper T cell function, but its functional ligand and physiological role remain unknown. We …