Date published: 2025-12-17

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FANCC Activators

Activators of FANCC are varied in their structure and operation, yet they share the common attribute of strengthening the DNA repair pathways to which FANCC is essential. Elements that act as cofactors for enzymes critical to the DNA repair process play an important role, ensuring that FANCC operates at peak efficiency. Likewise, certain botanical compounds activate cellular pathways that boost the expression and function of FANCC, particularly in response to genetic damage. Other plant-based molecules enhance specific repair mechanisms, like homologous recombination, where FANCC is crucial, through their interaction with various cellular signaling pathways, contributing to the stabilization of proteins and inhibition of certain kinases, potentially leading to improved DNA repair processes involving FANCC.

In addition, certain bioactive compounds stimulate signaling pathways that enhance the expression of genes involved in cellular defense or activate DNA damage checkpoints, indirectly boosting the necessity for FANCC's repair activities. Precursors necessary for the synthesis of critical cofactors for DNA repair enzymes provide vital support, thereby aiding in the optimal function of FANCC. Some agents induce a cellular stress response that sets off a series of DNA damage responses, including those in which FANCC plays a part, thereby indirectly raising its activity levels. Others indirectly affect the machinery by altering gene expression related to DNA repair, lending support to the array of FANCC functions.

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Arsenic(III) oxide

1327-53-3sc-210837
sc-210837A
250 g
1 kg
$87.00
$224.00
(0)

An agent that induces oxidative stress, leading to the activation of DNA damage response pathways. FANCC, being a part of the DNA repair system, has its activity indirectly increased by the heightened demand for DNA repair.

Lithium

7439-93-2sc-252954
50 g
$214.00
(0)

An alkali metal that influences several signaling pathways, including Wnt and PI3K/Akt, which are implicated in the regulation of genomic stability and DNA repair. Lithium’s modulation of these pathways can indirectly enhance the activity of FANCC.