Toxicity Tolerance in the Carcinogenesis of Environmental Cadmium
Aleksandar Ćirović,
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Soisungwan Satarug
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International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(3), P. 1851 - 1851
Published: Feb. 3, 2024
Cadmium
(Cd)
is
an
environmental
toxicant
of
worldwide
public
health
significance.
Diet
the
main
non-workplace
Cd
exposure
source
other
than
passive
and
active
smoking.
The
intestinal
absorption
involves
transporters
for
essential
metals,
notably
iron
zinc.
These
determine
body
burden
because
only
a
minuscule
amount
can
be
excreted
each
day.
International
Agency
Research
on
Cancer
listed
as
human
lung
carcinogen,
but
current
evidence
suggests
that
effects
cancer
risk
extend
beyond
lung.
A
two-year
bioassay
demonstrated
caused
neoplasms
in
multiple
tissues
mice.
Also,
several
non-tumorigenic
cells
transformed
to
malignant
when
they
were
exposed
sublethal
dose
prolonged
time.
does
not
directly
damage
DNA,
it
influences
gene
expression
through
interactions
with
metals
various
proteins.
present
review
highlights
epidemiological
studies
connect
enhanced
neoplastic
diseases
chronic
Cd.
Special
emphasis
given
impact
stores
Cd,
its
implications
breast
prevention
highly
susceptible
groups
women.
Resistance
cell
death
phenotypes
acquired
during
Cd-induced
transformation,
under
vitro
conditions,
are
briefly
discussed.
potential
role
ZnT1
efflux
transporter
cellular
acquisition
tolerance
cytotoxicity
highlighted.
Language: Английский
Oxidative Stress and ROS Link Diabetes and Cancer
Homer S. Black
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Journal of Molecular Pathology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 96 - 119
Published: March 1, 2024
Type
2
diabetes
mellitus
(T2DM)
accounts
for
one-sixth
of
deaths
globally,
whereas
cancer
is
the
second
leading
cause
death
in
U.S.
T2DM
a
known
risk
factor
many
cancers.
Reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)-altered
metabolic
and
signaling
pathways
link
to
cancer.
These
reprogrammed
contribute
diabetic
complications,
impact
redox
balance
(oxidative
stress),
have
differential
roles
early
late
stages
A
respiratory
chain
that
highly
reduced
(as
under
hyperglycemic
conditions)
or
if
cofactors
accumulate,
ROS
are
greatly
elevated.
may
mutations
mitochondrial
DNA
(mtDNA)
result
further
elevations.
The
amplification
results
activation
PKC,
an
overarching
pathway
activates
MAPK
with
subsequent
regulation
several
factors
pathophysiological
manifestations
An
upregulation
PKC
leads
deregulation
NF-kß,
which
regulates
PKB/P13/Akt
orchestrates
cell
survival,
growth,
proliferation,
glucose
metabolism
manifested
It
also
affects
Insulin
Receptor
Substrate
(IRS-1),
decreasing
insulin-stimulated
transport
uptake,
disrupting
contributing
development
T2DM.
Dyslipidemia
hallmark
ROS-induced
lipid
peroxidation
systemic
inflammation,
producing
inflammatory
prostaglandins,
cytokines,
chemokines
tumor
rapid
modulation
immunity.
dual
role
makes
antioxidant
therapy
precarious
be
responsible
controversial
results.
system
delivers
directly
mitochondria
useful
inhibiting
formation
during
pre-diabetic
stage,
must
halted
later
retard
metastasis.
Language: Английский
Toxicity Tolerance in the Carcinogenesis of Environmental Cadmium
Aleksandar Ćirović,
No information about this author
Soisungwan Satarug
No information about this author
Published: Jan. 15, 2024
Cadmium
(Cd)
is
an
environmental
toxicant
of
worldwide
public
health
significance.
Diet
the
main
non-workplace
Cd
exposure
source
other
than
smoking.
The
intestinal
absorption
involves
transporters
for
iron,
zinc,
copper,
and
calcium.
These
metal
essentially
determine
body
burden
because
only
0.001-0.005%
accumulated
in
can
be
excreted
urine
each
day.
International
Agency
Research
on
Cancer
listed
as
a
human
lung
carcinogen.
Current
evidence,
however,
suggests
that
may
increase
prevalence
many
types
cancer,
notably
lung,
liver,
breast,
pancreas,
kidney.
A
two-year
bioassay
mimics
lifelong
demonstrates
caused
neoplasms
multiple
tissues
mice.
Also,
several
non-tumorigenic
cell
lines
underwent
malignant
transformation,
when
they
were
exposed
to
sublethal
dose
prolonged
time.
does
not
directly
damage
DNA,
but
it
profoundly
affect
gene
expression
through
its
interactions
with
various
proteins,
thus
viewed
transcription
modulator.
present
review
highlights
epidemiological
studies
connected
enhanced
risk
neoplastic
diseases
chronic
Cd.
Special
emphasis
impact
iron
stores
rate
Cd,
implications
breast
cancer
prevention
highly
susceptible
subpopulation
groups
women.
Resistance
death
phenotypes
acquired
during
Cd-induced
cancer-cell
under
vitro
conditions,
are
briefly
discussed.
potential
role
ZnT1
efflux
transporter
cellular
acquisition
tolerance
cytotoxicity
highlighted.
Language: Английский
Is Cancer Metabolism an Atavism?
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(13), P. 2415 - 2415
Published: June 29, 2024
The
atavistic
theory
of
cancer
posits
that
emerges
and
progresses
through
the
reversion
cellular
phenotypes
to
more
ancestral
types
with
genomic
epigenetic
changes
deactivating
recently
evolved
genetic
modules
activating
ancient
survival
mechanisms.
This
aims
at
explaining
known
hallmarks
paradox
cancer’s
predictable
progression
despite
randomness
mutations.
Lineweaver
colleagues
proposed
Serial
Atavism
Model
(SAM),
an
enhanced
version
theory,
which
suggests
involves
multiple
reversions
where
cells
regress
evolutionary
stages,
losing
traits
first
reactivating
primitive
ones
later.
Warburg
effect,
upregulate
glycolysis
lactate
production
in
presence
oxygen
instead
using
oxidative
phosphorylation,
is
one
key
feature
SAM.
It
associated
metabolism
living
on
Earth
before
oxygenation
atmosphere.
review
addresses
question
whether
can
be
considered
as
reversion.
By
analyzing
several
characteristics
metabolism,
we
reach
conclusion
this
does
not
provide
adequate
conceptual
frame
for
research.
Cancer
spans
a
whole
spectrum
metabolic
states
cannot
fully
explained
by
sequential
state.
Moreover,
interrogate
nature
discuss
its
within
framework
Language: Английский
New S‐substituted‐3‐phenyltetrahydrobenzo[4,5]thieno[2,3‐d]pyrimidin‐4(3H)‐one scaffold with promising anticancer activity profile through the regulation and inhibition of mutated B‐RAF signaling pathway
Drug Development Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
85(7)
Published: Oct. 18, 2024
Abstract
Novel
3‐phenyltetrahydrobenzo[4,5]thieno[2,3‐
d
]pyrimidine
derivatives
were
synthesized
and
screened
for
their
antiproliferative
activity
against
a
panel
of
60
cancer
cell
lines.
Derivatives
5b
,
5f
9c
showed
significant
antitumor
at
single
dose
with
mean
growth
inhibition
55.62%,
55.79%,
71.40%,
respectively.
These
compounds
further
investigated
HCT‐116,
colon
line,
FHC,
normal
line.
Compound
the
highest
IC
50
=
0.904
±
0.03
µM
SI
20.42
excelling
doxorubicin
which
scored
2.556
0.09
6.19.
was
also
most
potent
B‐RAF
WT
mutated
V600E
0.145
0.005
0.042
0.002
µM,
respectively
in
comparison
vemurafenib
0.229
0.008
0.038
0.001
The
cycle
analysis
that
increased
population
induced
an
arrest
HCT‐116
cells
G0‐G1
stage
1.23‐fold.
Apoptosis
evaluation
compound
displayed
18.18‐fold
elevation
total
apoptosis
to
control.
content
caspase‐3
by
3.52‐fold
versus
A
molecular
modeling
study
determined
binding
profile
interaction
active
site.
Language: Английский