Research Articles
The Unlikely Guardian: How a Common Cholesterol Drug Could Protect Cancer Patients' Hearts
Exploring how Simvastatin protects heart cells from chemotherapy-induced damage through cellular mechanisms and experimental evidence.
How a Beer Compound Could Revolutionize Cancer Treatment
Discover how isoxanthohumol, a compound found in hops, may overcome chemotherapy drug resistance in cancer treatment through groundbreaking research.
Nature's Shield: Can a Plant Compound Protect Our Skin from a Potent Cancer Drug's Side Effects?
Exploring how Oleanolic Acid from plants may protect skin cells from chemotherapy side effects while maintaining cancer-fighting effectiveness.
The Cellular Civil War: How Cancer Cells Survive or Surrender to Treatment
Explore the fascinating microscopic battle between chemosensitive and chemoresistant leukemic cells when exposed to drug therapy, and discover how scientists measure proliferation, apoptosis, and necrosis.
Repressing DNA Repair to Enhance Chemotherapy: Targeting MyD88 in Colon Cancer
Discover how targeting MyD88 protein can repress DNA repair mechanisms in colon cancer cells, making chemotherapy more effective through synthetic lethality approaches.
A One-Two Punch for Cancer: How a New Molecule Supercharges Chemotherapy
Discover how Intricatinol synergistically enhances cisplatin's anticancer effects through p38 MAPK/p53 signaling in human lung cancer cells.
A One-Two Punch for Cancer: How an Old Drug Supercharges New Chemotherapy
Discover how chloroquine enhances chemotherapy effectiveness against tongue cancer by inhibiting autophagy and promoting apoptosis in cancer cells.
A New Alliance in the Fight Against Melanoma: Teaming Up Old and New Drugs
Exploring the Phase I/II clinical trial combining dacarbazine and imexon for metastatic malignant melanoma treatment
The Cellular Betrayal: How Cancer Cells Refuse to Retire
Unraveling the FOXM1 and NBS1 partnership that fuels drug resistance in cancer cells and how this discovery could revolutionize cancer treatment.
The Cellular Spy: How Schlafen-11 Protein Helps Chemotherapy Strike Its Target
Discover how the Schlafen-11 protein acts as a molecular beacon, guiding chemotherapy drugs to cancer cells and revolutionizing personalized cancer treatment.