Across
- 1. Functional role of APF in suppressing urothelial cell proliferation
- 3. Pelvic organ that stores urine and experiences APF-mediated changes
- 4. Cell division cycle phase often blocked or altered by APF activity
- 5. Epidermal growth factor measured alongside APF in urinary diagnostics
- 7. A substance like HB-EGF that counteracts the effects of APF
- 8. Urinary biomarker abbreviation standing for antiproliferative factor
- 10. Nucleoside whose cellular incorporation is suppressed by APF exposure
- 13. Kinase signaling pathway involved in APF-mediated growth suppression
- 14. Tumor suppressor protein mediating APF-induced growth inhibition
- 15. The specific biochemical classification of the APF molecule
- 16. Laboratory assay method used to measure biomarkers like HB-EGF and EGF
- 18. Common symptom experienced by patients with elevated urinary APF
- 19. The cellular pathway activated following APF binding
- 21. Sudden compelling need to urinate characteristic of APF-related bladder disorders
- 23. Liquid excretion fluid where APF is detected in most affected patients
- 24. The biological origin and development of disease influenced by APF
- 25. Abnormally high rate of urination associated with interstitial cystitis
- 26. Receptor family whose transmembrane segment shares homology with APF
- 27. Measurable biological indicator found in clinical tests, such as APF
Down
- 2. Chronic bladder condition marked by high urinary APF levels
- 5. Descriptive term for the mucosal cells lining the urinary bladder
- 6. Chromosomal state involving multiple sets induced by APF cell cycle arrest
- 8. Organic compounds forming the peptide backbone of APF
- 9. Bladder-stretching procedure that increases intraluminal APF antagonists
- 11. Eponymous name for the type of bladder ulcers studied alongside APF biomarkers
- 12. Cytoskeleton-associated protein 4 acting as a cellular receptor for APF
- 17. Growth factor that acts as a functional antagonist to APF
- 19. Terminal sugar moiety attached to the APF structure
- 20. Specialized lining of the urinary tract targeted by APF
- 22. Cell-surface molecule that binds APF to initiate signal transduction
