Immunoglobulin-based therapeutic targeting in breast cancer for the treatment of lung metastasis: ATAD1.

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contents <p dir="ltr">Metastasis is the major cause of death from cancer and metastasis to the lung in breast cancer is difficult to treat and heterogeneous in nature, complicating its management (1-5).  We recently utilized whole transcriptome technologies to define the full complement of differentially expressed kinases and phosphatases in HER2+ breast cancer: in the primary tumor, and in metastasis to the CNS (6-8).  Here we utilize whole transcriptome technologies (9, 10) to measure total transcription in the lung metastases of humans with breast cancer.  We identify here a therapeutic target based on its differential expression and up-regulation upon metastasis to the lung in humans with breast cancer, ATAD1, as a candidate therapeutic target for the medical management of lung metastasis.    </p>
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spellingShingle Immunoglobulin-based therapeutic targeting in breast cancer for the treatment of lung metastasis: ATAD1.
Mamoor, Shahan
<p dir="ltr">Metastasis is the major cause of death from cancer and metastasis to the lung in breast cancer is difficult to treat and heterogeneous in nature, complicating its management (1-5).  We recently utilized whole transcriptome technologies to define the full complement of differentially expressed kinases and phosphatases in HER2+ breast cancer: in the primary tumor, and in metastasis to the CNS (6-8).  Here we utilize whole transcriptome technologies (9, 10) to measure total transcription in the lung metastases of humans with breast cancer.  We identify here a therapeutic target based on its differential expression and up-regulation upon metastasis to the lung in humans with breast cancer, ATAD1, as a candidate therapeutic target for the medical management of lung metastasis.    </p>
title Immunoglobulin-based therapeutic targeting in breast cancer for the treatment of lung metastasis: ATAD1.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17186596