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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Cancer cells Research"”.

  1. Translational development and mechanistic insights into 3-(4- hydroxyphenyl)indoline-2-ones as a potent class of breast cancer therapeutics

    Cancer research and therapy have seen major developments in recent decades with the paradigm of surgery/radiotherapy/chemotherapy advancing towards selective small molecules, biologics, immunotherapy, and other targeted therapies. Small molecule drug development remains an important cornerstone of …

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  2. Analysis of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor and a truncated form (AHR C[upper case symbol for greek Delta]Δ553) in cancer cells

    … NFKB, whose activity is typically upregulated in cancer. This thesis focuses on using a truncated form of AhR, AhR CΔ553, which is thought to act as a dominant-negative to sequester Arnt from its other binding partners. To test this hypothesis, we transfected HeLa cells with AhR CΔ553 fused to …

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  3. Radiation responses of chemoresistant adenocarcinoma cells : from molecular mechanisms to new reversal strategies

    lethbridge

  4. The role of epigenetic changes in chemoresistant breast cancer cells

    … important in adjuvant treatment of breast cancer. Yet, tumours frequently acquire chemoresistance that correlates with increased aggressiveness and poor prognosis. Three theories exist describing how the resistance develops: genetic, epigenetic and karyotypic theory. The epigenetic theory …

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  5. Cancer cells that survive checkpoint adaptation (mitosis with damaged DNA) aquire major chromosomal rearrangements

    lethbridge