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Focal adhesion signaling in breast cancer treatment

Ma, Y.

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Ma, Y. (2009, September 16). Focal adhesion signaling in breast cancer treatment.

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Focal adhesion signaling in breast cancer treatment

1. Autocrine activation of CXCR3 is important for MTLn3 tumor cell migration and invasion. Chapter 2

2. FAK signaling determines cell survival by modulating Fra-1 expression, and thereby mediates a drug resistant phenotype of breast cancer. Chapter 3

3. There is a direct relationship between microtubule disruption-induced JNK activation, post-translational modification of focal adhesion-associated proteins and cell contraction. Chapter 4

4. The JNK-paxillin axis is involved in growth factor receptor-mediated signaling towards cell migration. Chapter 5

5. The serine 178 residue of paxillin is an important player in cell proliferation and migration of metastatic breast tumor cells. Chapter 5

6. The anticancer agent vincristine not only affects microtubule organization, but indirectly also other cytoskeletal networks that are essential in the maintenance of cellular physiology. Chapter 6

7. The role of CXCR3 is not simply to mediate tumor cell trafficking. Ma X, et al. Mol Cancer Ther. 2009; 8(3):490-8.

8. FAK is required for breast tumor cell invasion/migration processes that take place in the early phase of metastasis formation. Van Nimwegen MJ, et al. Cancer Res.

2005; 65:4698-706.

9. Fra-1 promotes cell motility by inactivating β1-integrin receptor and keeping RhoA activity low. Vial, E., et al. Cancer Cell 2003;4: 67-79

10. JNK regulates cell migration by modulating the phosphorylation of paxillin and consequently the formation of focal adhesions. Huang C, et al. Nature. 2003;424:219-23.

12. A better understanding of the mechanisms of cell motility and cytoskeletal regulation may provide novel therapeutic strategies that would block metastatic progression. Kedrin D, et al. J Mammary Gland Biol Neoplasia. 2007;12:143-52

13. Living and studying in a foreign country is not only about exoticism and novelty, but also about integration and compromise, just like the introduction of Chinese food into the western world.

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