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... E6-1 human leukemia cells showed that the cytotoxicity (EC 50 ) of scutellarin (44 µM) was ...2007). Scutellarin ranked second, while scutellarein ranked ...cytotoxicity. Scutellarin with ... See full document

... this review, we focus on the expression of miR-195 in regulatory mechanisms and tumor biological processes and discuss the future potential therapeutic implications of diverse types of human ... See full document

... cervical cancer, has led to interest in assessing role of other factors - like oral contraceptive use, parity, smoking and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) - which increase predisposition for ... See full document

... colorectal cancer. Indeed, F. nucleatum is able to invade human epithelial cells, activate the β-catenin pathway, and trigger onco- genic gene expression using the FadA adhesion virulence factor; ... See full document

... been made in tumor diagnosis and treatment, the clinical outcome of GICs remains disappointed. This is generally because there is still a lack of effective early diagnosis methods, and most GIC patients develop ... See full document

... when human oral epidermal carcinoma cells are incubated with smokeless tobacco ...significant role in oral ...oral cancer. This establishes the role of ROS in oral cancer in tobacco ... See full document

... asymptomatic seropositive individuals and yet the infectiv- ity of whole saliva, that from the HSMSL, and less so the parotid glands, reduced HIV-1 infectivity in vitro. Malamud et al. [120] suggest that multi anti-viral ... See full document

... to review the use of ultrasound biomicroscopy in the diagnosis and management of rare diseases of the anterior segment such as mesoder- mal dysgenesis of the neural crest, iridocorneal endothelial syndrome, ... See full document

... OF HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES Suc cessfu l c o mp an ies no long e r see e mp loy ees as a rec ourse whose p rima ry func t ion is to p rov ide goods and serv ices ... See full document

... With its increasing availability in recent years, ultrasound seems to have become competitive for the role as one of the first-line tests for the diagnosis of shoulder pain. Ultrasound of the shoulder is often ... See full document

... a cancer is likely to grow and respond to ...breast cancer will return, whether you are likely to benefit from commonly used chemotherapy ...breast cancer is to come back, and a „predictive test‟, ... See full document

... contralateral central or lateral spreading follows ipsilat- eral metastases, but “skip lesions” may be observed in about 10 % of patients, especially in superior pole cancers. In clinically N0 patients, the most suitable ... See full document

... Breast cancer (BC) is the most frequent tumor ...this review, data on the use of taxanes in triple-negative BCs are analyzed, concluding they are effective in any clinical setting (neoadjuvant, adjuvant, ... See full document

... analyzed the expression of miR-21 & miR-375 in 25 cases of OSCC. Our study results revealed a significant upregulation of miR-21 in OSCC with a 17.39-fold elevation compared to its paired normal tissues of the oral ... See full document

... trial, 206 men were assigned to either oral once-daily 1.0 mg tasquinimod (after a titration phase of 0.25 mg/day escalat- ing to 1.0 mg/day over 4 weeks) or placebo in a 2:1 ratio. The primary end point in the 201 ... See full document

... In the IES study, at a median follow-up in of 58 months, 162 (7%) and 115 (5%) patients in the exemestane and tamoxifen groups, respectively, had fractures (odds ratio 1.45 [1.13–1.87]; p = 0.003). In other words, 50 ... See full document

... called cancer stem cells ...current cancer therapies can be attributed to the relative ineffectiveness of drugs against CSCs, which remain viable while retaining their full ability to reproduce the ...neck ... See full document

... ian cancer who received postoperative adjuvant IP chemotherapy were ...ovarian cancer. In patients with advanced ovarian cancer, mortality ranged from 0% to 5%, minor morbidity ranged from 16% to ... See full document

... Cancer stem cells (CSCs) comprise a small subset of cells within the tumor, and are thought to be responsible for tumor induction and recurrence (Figure 2). This population of cells is thought to be distinct from ... See full document

... induce cancer by generating reactive oxygen species (ROS) (Cross et ...the human body, skin is damaged by the primary invasion from the external environment to cause aging by oxidative stress from UVA ... See full document