Quantitative and functional assay of MDR1/P170-mediated MDR in ascites cells of patients with ovarian cancer.

作者: Zoárd Tibor Krasznai , Elza Friedländer , András Nagy , Gábor Szabó , György Vereb

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摘要: Background: MDR1-associated P-glycoprotein- dependent multidrug resistance is a common cause of chemotherapy failure in patients with advanced ovarian cancer. Here, we describe clinical method for simultaneously assessing the expression and function MDR1/Pgp tumour cells from ascites malignant carcinoma. Materials Methods: Cells 35 were collected. The Pgp detected by flow cytometry. For functional study, rhodamine 123 was used. Results: Using Pgp- specific UIC2 MM6.15 antibodies, demonstrated presence 10-79 % (38.9±20, 7; n=35) CA125-positive cell subpopulations. results assay showed strong correlation level (r=0.976; p=3.2x10 -5 ). Conclusion: Direct detection provide useful information more efficient treatment diseases proper adjustment chemotherapeutic protocol. second most frequent gynaecological malignancy carcinoma (1). Ovarian cancer spreads early disease to peritoneal cavity. often remain confined peritoneum an en bloc resection usually not possible (2). Therefore, surgery combined accepted approach treating at later stages. major problem

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