Application of two‐dimensional gel‐based mass spectrometry to functionally dissect resistance to targeted cancer therapy
Application of two‐dimensional gel‐based mass spectrometry to functionally dissect resistance to targeted cancer therapy
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10.1002/prca.201300056
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2013-12
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O. Klein;N. Rohwer;Katja Freitag Molina;S. Mergler;Petra Wessendorf;Marion Herrmann;J. Klose;T. Cramer
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O. Klein;N. Rohwer;Katja Freitag Molina;S. Mergler;Petra Wessendorf;Marion Herrmann;J. Klose;T. Cramer
The majority of gastric cancers are diagnosed at advanced stages, characterized by robust therapy resistance. The oncoprotein hypoxia‐inducible factor 1 (HIF‐1) is associated with therapy resistance, partly via activation of the DNA damage response. We have noted a robust ability of gastric cancer cells to functionally compensate the loss of HIF‐1 in vitro. The purpose of this study was to identify molecular pathways that underlie this compensation.