Expressions of P-glycoprotein and multidrug resistance-associated protein correlate with chemosensitivity in vitro in gastric cancer
Expressions of P-glycoprotein and multidrug resistance-associated protein correlate with chemosensitivity in vitro in gastric cancer
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2005
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Xu Hon
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Xu Hon
Objective:To explore the expressions of P;glycoprotein (P;gp) and multidrug resistance;associated protein (MRP) in tissues of gastric cancers and their effect on chemosensitivity of gastric cancer cells cultured primarily to adriamycin (ADM), mitomycin;C (MMC), 5;fluorouracil (5;FU), cisplatin (DDP), etoposide(VP;16), methotrexate(MTX), 10;hydroxycampothecine(HCPT). Methods: The expressions of P;gp and MRP in 48 cases of paraffin embedded gastric cancer tissues were detected immunohistochemically used monoclonal antibodies. The chemosensitivity of the gastric cancer tissues to the seven antitumor agents obtained by MTT assay through primary cultured cells from excised specimens were examined. Results: The positive rate of P;gp and MRP was 41.7% and 29.2%, respectively, and the coexpression rate was 25.0%. There were no significant difference of expression rate and strength in cancer tissue and adjacent tissue. Of the seven antitumor agents, ADM, VP;16, and HCPT had significantly increased expression rates of P;gp, MRP, as well as their coexpression rates than chemosensitivity ones. Conclusions: The positive expression of P;gp and MRP can result in primary chemoresistance. The MDR mediated by P;gp and MRP is an important factor for chemoresistance of ADM, VP;16, and HCPT.