Gene encoding the human homolog of MAD2

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This invention provides isolated nucleic acid encoding human MAD2, isolated human MAD2 protein. This invention further provides a method of detecting the presence of MAD2 in a tissue sample, a method of determining whether a tumor is susceptible to treatment with a mitotic spindle inhibitor by detecting the presence of MAD2 in the tumor and a method of suppressing tumor formation in a subject which comprises administering the nucleic acid encoding human MAD2 to the subject in an amount effective to enhance expression of MAD2. This invention also provides a nucleic acid reagent capable of detecting the MAD2 gene or gene product and a method for in situ identification of tumors which may be susceptible to treatment with mitotic spindle inhibitors by detecting the absence of nucleic acid encoding MAD2 in the tumor.

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