Strategies for Approaching Retinoblastoma Tumor Suppressor Gene Therapy

作者: Hong-Ji Xu

DOI: 10.1016/S1054-3589(08)60145-3

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摘要: Publisher Summary The first ever identified tumor suppressor gene is the retinoblastoma ( RB ) that causes hereditary retinoblastoma. functional aspects of and proteins (pRB) have been reviewed frequently. That pRB may play a broad role in human malignancies reinforced by abundant studies indicating replacement normal into -defective cells could suppress their tumorigenic activity immunodeficient mice. Suppression tumorigenicity - vivo reexpressing wild-type implies be potential therapeutic target for cancer. Furthermore, inhibition invasiveness has apparently well correlated with suppression . These findings, taken together, intimate -mediated broader biological basis certainly makes emerging therapy cancer even more attractive. There remarkable advancements understanding molecular genes, but many obstacles remain to overcome before can effective treatment. Currently, one main problems difficulty delivering efficiently specifically majority patient. Another obstacle therapy, potentially also other kinds resistance (TSR). As reduce efficacy or any cancers, new strategies would required improve Alternative might used near future surmount possible make anticancer effective.

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