Prostate Cell News 8.41 October 27, 2017 | |
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TOP STORYInvestigators showed that under glucose starvation condition, p53 directly upregulates a novel lncRNA named TRINGS (Tp53‐regulated inhibitor of necrosis under glucose starvation) in human tumor cells. [EMBO J] Abstract | |
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PUBLICATIONS(Ranked by impact factor of the journal)Scientists investigated whether an antigen-specific mechanism of resistance to androgen-deprivation therapy may result in enhanced AR-specific T-cell immune recognition, and whether this might be strategically combined with an antitumor vaccine targeting the AR. [Cancer Immunol Res] Abstract Researchers examined the androgen receptor (AR) cistrome in a prostate cancer cell line-derived castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) model using integrated bioinformatical analyses. They found that the AR cistrome is largely retained in the CRPC stage. [Oncogene] Full Article The authors showed that overexpression of ferroportin (FPN) induces profound effects in cells representative of multiple histological subtypes of prostate cancer by activating different but converging pathways. Induction of FPN induced autophagy and activated the transcription factors p53 and KLF6 and their common downstream target, p21. [Antioxid Redox Signal] Abstract Scientists generated and evaluated an anti PLAC1-based antibody drug conjugate for targeted immunotherapy of prostate cancer. [Sci Rep] Full Article Investigators explored the interplay between the autoantibodies against cell surface-associated GRP78, tissue factor expression/activity and prostate cancer progression. [J Biol Chem] Full Article Researchers conducted a retrospective analysis to investigate the significance of radiation-induced EMT and consequential changes to the tumor microenvironment in biochemical recurrence and response to radiotherapy in prostate cancer patients. [Prostate] Abstract The authors used 29 established Ancestry Informative Marker single nucleotide polymorphisms to conduct DNA ancestry analysis and assign ancestral proportions to a panel of five prostate cancer cell lines that included 22Rv1, PC3, DU145, MDA-PCa-2b, and RC-77T/E. [Prostate] Abstract Investigators examined in what ways MatLyLu rat prostate tumors with high metastatic capacity influence regional lymph nodes prior to metastatic establishment compared to AT1 rat prostate tumors with low metastatic potential. [PLoS One] Full Article | |
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REVIEWSTargeting Immunosuppressive Adenosine in Cancer The authors describe the complex interplay of adenosine and adenosine receptors in the development of primary tumors and metastases and discuss the merits of targeting one or more components that compose the adenosinergic pathway. [Nat Rev Cancer] Abstract Visit our reviews page to see a complete list of reviews in the prostate cell research field. | |
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INDUSTRY NEWSDana-Farber Cancer Institute Joins the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy announced that researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have joined its network. Dana-Farber is a leader in cancer research and brings a team of experts who will collaborate with Parker Institute investigators to enhance and expand research projects and clinical trials. [Dana-Farber Cancer Institute] Press Release AbbVie and Harpoon Therapeutics Announce Immuno-Oncology Research Collaboration AbbVie and Harpoon Therapeutics announced that they have entered an immuno-oncology research collaboration. [AbbVie, Inc.] Press Release ORIC Pharmaceuticals announced that the first subject in a Phase Ia clinical study has been dosed with ORIC-101, a potent small molecule inhibitor of the glucocorticoid receptor. [ORIC Pharmaceuticals (PR Newswire Association LLC)] Press Release | |
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POLICY NEWSUS March for Science Group Faces Growing Pains The US group that sparked the global March for Science movement is facing complaints about its management practices as it files for non-profit status and signals its intent to continue as “a movement to advance science and its role in public life. [Nature News] Editorial Key Legislator Tells Trump Officials to Back Off on Proposed Overhead Spending Cap for NIH An influential legislator wants President Donald Trump’s administration and fellow Republicans to drop the notion of capping overhead costs on grants funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). [ScienceInsider] Editorial China Announces Plans to Fast-Track Drug Approval China is overhauling its drug-approval system to let companies bring their treatments to market quicker and more easily. The Communist Party of China and the State Council, two of the country’s most authoritative bodies, announced plans to reduce the backlog of medicines awaiting approval by the China Food and Drug Administration. [Nature News] Editorial
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EVENTSNEW 73rd Canadian Urological Association (CUA) Annual Meeting Visit our events page to see a complete list of events in the community.
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