AR
GeneHomo sapiens1 paper2 findingsHGNC 644NCBI Gene 367Taxon 9606
- Cells1
Effects
1AP-1
upin human cells1
1 study
AP-1
upin human cells1
AR activates AP-1 in human cells.
Cellsunder physiological conditions, androgen-activatedskeletal muscle
Androgen receptor polyglutamine tract controls muscle growth and atrophy pathways · bioRxiv · 30 Sep 2026 · Preprint
Associations
1Thymic homeostasis
mixedin reviews1
1 study
Thymic homeostasis
mixedin reviews1
AR is associated with thymic homeostasis.
“Within this broader regulatory network, sex steroid signaling, including androgen receptor -mediated pathways, represents an important node linking organismal status with thymic homeostasis.”
Reviewthymus
Network-orchestrated regulation of thymic dysfunction and restoration · Frontiers in immunology · 10 Sep 2026
Latest
2CellsPreprint
Androgen receptor polyglutamine tract controls muscle growth and atrophy pathways
Researchers found that expanding polyglutamine tracts in the androgen receptor shift binding toward senescence-linked enhancers, driving muscle atrophy in cells and mice.
bioRxiv · Grafton F et al.
Network-orchestrated regulation of thymic dysfunction and restoration
ReviewFrontiers in immunology