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Resistance to Abemaciclib Is Associated with Increased Metastatic Potential and Lysosomal Protein Deregulation in Breast Cancer Cells

[Molecular Carcinogenesis] Using estrogen receptor positive breast cancer cell models, researchers showed that acquired resistance to abemaciclib was accompanied by increase in metastatic potential.

PRIMA-1 Synergizes Olaparib-Induced Cell Death in p53 Mutant Triple Negative Human Breast Cancer Cell Line via Restoring p53 Function, Arresting Cell Cycle, and Inducing...

[Canadian Journal Of Physiology And Pharmacology] Scientists assessed the effect of restoring p53 using PRIMA-1 on the anti-cancer activity of olaparib against TP53-mutant TNBC cells and explored the optimum synergistic concentrations and the underlying mechanism.

The Role of GCNT1 Mediated O-glycosylation in Aggressive Prostate Cancer

[Scientific Reports] Using in vitro and in vivo models, investigators showed that GCNT1 promoted the growth of prostate tumors and could modify the glycome of prostate cancer cells.

The Synergistic Effects of Betanin and Radiotherapy in a Prostate Cancer Cell Line: An In Vitro Study

[Molecular Biology Reports] Researchers evaluated the effects of betanin combined with radiation therapy as a potential radiosensitizing agent in the PC-3 cell line.

Mechanisms of Breast Cancer Stem Cell Specification and Self-Renewal Mediated by Hypoxia-Inducible Factor 1

[Stem Cells Translational Medicine] PLXNB3 bound to and activated the MET receptor tyrosine kinase, leading to activation of the SRC non-receptor tyrosine kinase and subsequently focal adhesion kinase, which promotes cancer cell migration and invasion.

Microdevices for Cancer Stem Cell Culture as a Predictive Chemotherapeutic Response Platform

[Journal Of Molecular Medicine] The authors evaluated individual sphere proliferation and stemness toward chemotherapeutic treatment with doxorubicin and cisplatin in bladder cancer cell lines cultured in microfluidic devices used as CSC treatment response platform.

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