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Drug Resistance

 
 
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Disease relevance of Drug Resistance

 

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High impact information on Drug Resistance

 

Chemical compound and disease context of Drug Resistance

 

Biological context of Drug Resistance

 

Anatomical context of Drug Resistance

 

Associations of Drug Resistance with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Drug Resistance

  • Acquisition of drug resistance is linked to a specific secondary somatic mutation, EGFR T790M [2].
  • IMPLICATIONS: Additional studies are needed to determine whether functional activity of P-glycoprotein, measured by rhodamine 123 efflux, is directly related to clinical drug resistance [31].
  • The expression of several drug-resistance genes, including MRP and p53, increases with advancing stage of human prostate cancer [32].
  • Pgp is expressed in normal tissues, and its (over)expression in tumor cells contributes to their drug resistance [33].
  • Given its structure, drug resistance profile and subcellular localization, MRP4 probably functions as an amphipathic anion efflux pump whose substrate range includes glutamate and phosphate conjugates [34].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Drug Resistance

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