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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Oral carcinoma"”.

  1. Associations among Emdogain®, human oral carcinoma cells and oral proteolytic enzymes

    … on epithelial cell lines and in particular on oral malignant cells have not been adequately studied. In addition, EMD has effects on the production of cytokines by several oral cell lines and the product is in constant interaction with different oral enzymes. Regardless of the various unknown …

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  2. In Vitro Effects of Actively Delivered Coencapsulated Curcumin and Cisplatin Nanoliposomes on Squamous Oral Carcinoma

    … significantly inhibited cell survival of SCC9 oral cancer cells, as compared to the Non-USNLs. We hypothesize that the drug is released due to increased membrane permeability during exposure to ultrasound energy. The lipid composition and energy levels play a key role in determining the …

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  3. Age-associated alterations in head and neck cancer

    Head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCC) are the seventh most common cancers globally and have poor survival rates. Current first-line treatments for HNSCC, which include surgical resection and radiotherapy, result in high post-treatment morbidity while alternative treatment modalities, such …

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  4. Morphological Features of Dysplastic Progression in Epithelium: Quantification of Cytological, Microendoscopic, and Second Harmonic Generation Images

    … image features in proflavine stained oral cells were compared qualitatively to traditional Giemsa stained cells, and then we quantified the nuclear to cytoplasm ratio. We determined that quantification of proflavine stained cells matched our hypothesis, as the nuclei in oral carcinoma

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  5. Molecular mechanisms mediating the induction of apoptosis by chemopreventive selenium compounds

    Using the cervical carcinoma cell line, HeLa, molecular mediators of selenium-induced apoptosis were investigated. These studies were later extended to biopsies of normal human oral mucosa cells (NOMCs) and human oral carcinoma cells (SCCs), using a primary culture system. Two selenium compounds …

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  6. Synthesis and bioactivities of novel N¹-acylhydrazides

    … but have limited clinical benefits due to low oral bioavailability. Structural modification such as truncation of the β-diketone moiety of curcumin led to the development of the 1,5-diaryl-3-oxo-1,4-pentadienyl pharmacophore and its importance in displaying antineoplastic properties has been …

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  7. SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ORAL LEUKOPLAKIA: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL COMPARING SURGERY WITH WAIT AND SEE APPROACH

    … proposed for the management of the most common oral potentially malignant disorders (i.e., leukoplakia and erythroleukoplakia) in order to prevent the risk of oral cancer. However, there is currently no consensus on the most effective approach for the patients affected by such lesions. Surgery …

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