Tag: breastCancerStemCell

Breast cancer stem cell: A cell that has the ability to divide indefinitely, driving tumor development and metastasis. Breast cancer stem cells are resistant to chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Regular cancer cells are the progeny of cancer stem cells.

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09/10/19
Watercress compound PEITC inhibits progression of HER2+ BC
04/21/18
Quercetin can reverse chemotherapy resistance in ER+/PR+ BC cells
03/12/17
Sulforaphane in broccoli heightens taxane effects against TN disease
10/09/16
Melatonin reduces the viability of both ER+ and ER- BC stem cells
05/23/15
Sulforaphane inhibits HER2+ and triple negative breast cancer
04/18/15
Aspirin reduces growth and self-renewal capacity of BC stem cells
02/22/15
Blueberry and ginger compounds enhance Taxol treatment effects
03/29/13
Blueberry compound inhibits BC stem cell generation and activities
06/13/12
It's too early to regrow breasts using fat stem cells
03/15/12
Black pepper compound suppresses mammary cancer growth and metastasis
03/06/12
Inflammation leads to transformation of normal cells into BC cells
02/16/12
Radiotherapy can convert surviving cancer cells into stem cells
11/18/11
Metformin may increase the effectiveness of radiation treatment
09/21/11
Prenatal exposure to BPA induces precancerous changes in offspring
09/13/11
Some fish oil supplements could interfere with chemotherapy
11/03/10
Chemotherapy resistance is accompanied by more BC stem cells
04/18/10
Broccoli compound sulforaphane reduces BC stem cell survival

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