Cancer - Treatment - Therapeutic
Oxidative stress: therapeutic approaches for cervical cancer treatment
... OBJECTIVES: Oxidative stress results from an imbalance between the generation and elimination of oxidant species. This condition may result in DNA, RNA and protein damage, leading to the accumulation of genetic ...
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Satisfaction with a therapeutic sleeve for arm lymphedema secondary to breast cancer treatment: Controlled crossover trial
... breast cancer treatment for the subjective assessment of PRADEX ® , a new compression therapeutic sleeve designed to overcome previous usability limitations of commercially available ...
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Preclinical therapeutic potential of a nitrosylating agent in the treatment of ovarian cancer.
... effective therapeutic treatment which not only reduces tumor mass, but also potentiates the chemotherapy ...the therapeutic potential of a nitrosylating agent, GSNO, using cell culture based and an ...
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Functionalized drug delivery systems for cancer treatment
... environment. The determination of the size to be used for drug delivery has to take in account a multitude of factors. In a study published by Dreher and colleagues, its shown that particles in the range of hundreds of ...
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The therapeutic implications of plasticity of the cancer stem cell phenotype.
... of treatment failure due to the evolution of acquired resistance, resistant cells are present at the time of ...of cancer patients ...resistant cancer stem cells to arise if an increasing fraction of ...
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Natural products in cancer treatment
... There is extraordinary potential for the discovery of new naturally occurring anticancer drugs due to their invaluable biological diversity. To date, it has been estimated that less than 2% of plants have been analyzed ...
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POLYLACTIDE-CO-GLYCOLIDE NANOPARTICLES THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS IN CANCER
... Anticancer therapy majorly hindered by drug low water solubility, poor drug permeability, and high efflux of drug from cells. Nanotechnology is severing as an important tool to overcome these problems of cancer ...
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Design of Therapeutic Toys for Children in Oncological Treatment
... of therapeutic toys helps in the treatment of children with cancer, allowing improvement in their clinical conditions and, therefore, providing the continuity of their child ...the treatment, ...
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Galacto-silicon phthalocyanines for bladder cancer treatment
... or treatment-related morbidity (97). This became an excellent treatment option of CIS, although it was not been fully ...bladder cancer is Levulan ® by given a single PDT treatment or in ...
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Neutrophil Extracellular Traps in Bacterial Meningitis: A novel therapeutic target for treatment.
... Understanding how NETs are formed and their relevance in different types of infections is a great step towards comprehending this immunological reaction of neutrophils and towards the development of new therapeutics. ...
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Phage Display as a Tool for Generation of Bio- therapeutic Agents for Breast Cancer
... 3.39, treatment of iPSCs with rDLL1-DE3 (2,5 and 5µg/mL) for 16h increased significantly the mRNA levels of hDLL1, and a slight increment was also detected for Notch1, when compared to control cells to which only ...
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Itinerário terapêutico de mulheres com câncer / Therapeutic itinerary of women with cancer
... the therapeutic itinerary of women with cervical or breast ...cancer. Cancer is a worldwide public health ...get treatment exclusively and in a timely manner in the health networks, all of ...
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Innovative functional polymer therapeutic nanotechnologies for siRNA delivery in lung cancer
... conventional therapeutic approaches, thereby demanding a more ingenious and novel ...the cancer cells, affecting their ...(432). Cancer therapy therefore has become a major challenge in modern ...
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Study of New Therapeutic Strategies to Combat Breast Cancer
... breast cancer, showed reduced activity of transcription factors that promote both metastasis and inflammation, decreased epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition and, also, decreased tumor-infiltrating monocytes, ...
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Chemotherapy versus support cancer treatment in advanced gastric cancer: a meta-analysis
... Two investigators (L. Casaretto and J.J. Mari) extracted the data concerning the char- acteristics of the participants, details on the interventions and the main outcomes of the cases studied. Calculations were performed ...
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Exploring MEK5/ERK5 signaling and miRNAs as therapeutic strategies in colon cancer
... MAPK signaling pathways are alsocommonly deregulated in cancer.In fact, MAPK/ERK pathwaysare keysignaling routes in cell proliferation,with several key growth factors and proto-oncogenes transducing signalsthatact ...
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Barnase as a new therapeutic agent triggering apoptosis in human cancer cells.
... An examination of RNA integrity in cells treated with barnase demonstrated serious RNA degradation, suggesting that barnase preserved its enzymatic activity in cells, interacted with cellular RNA, and hydrolyzed it. The ...
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Therapeutic antisense oligonucleotides against cancer: Hurdling to the clinic
... the treatment of cytomegalovirus retinitis in patients with AIDS, but discontin- ued for low demand, and Mipomersen, FDA approved in 2013, targeting ApoB100 for the treatment of homozygous familial ...
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Quality of life after treatment for cervical cancer
... of treatment that they underwent (late diagnosis was reflected in treatment using radiotherapy and ...certain therapeutic interventions and ...
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Epigenetic Modifications: Therapeutic Potential in Cancer
... of cancer. To use the epigenetic drugs for cancer treatment, it is important to enhance the knowledge about the key issues such as the optimal doses for single and combined therapies to avoid the ...
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