Published articles & abstracts Archive -

Comparative study of Nanog, Oct3/4 and Sox2 gene expression following c-Met gene knockdown in Colon Cancer Stem Cells

Published: 6th November 2012

Dashboard: Comparative study of Nanog, Oct3/4 and Sox2 gene expression following c-Met gene knockdown in Colon Cancer Stem Cells

Authors: Chatziioannou M., Apostolou P., Toloudi M., Ioannou E., Hammon R., Hembry N.4, Kopic A., Komiotis D., Chlichlia K. ,Papasotiriou I.

Studying the 5382insC polymorphism, of BRCA1 gene, in breast cancer and breast cancer stem cell-like cells

Published: 19th October 2012

Dashboard: Studying the 5382insC polymorphism, of BRCA1 gene, in breast cancer and breast cancer stem cell-like cells

Authors: P. Apostolou, M. Toloudi , M. Chatziioannou , E. Ioannou, I Retsas, I. Papasotiriou

Determination of the cytotoxicity of potential medical substances by using three colorimetric assays for mammalian cells

Published: 19th October 2012

Dashboard: Determination of the cytotoxicity of potential medical substances by using three colorimetric assays for mammalian cells

Authors: M. Toloudi, P. Apostolou, M. Chatziioannou, E. Ioannou, I. Retsas, I. Papasotiriou

Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) as a biomarker of relapse and metastasis: A review of 21 patients with breast cancer

Published: 19th October 2012

Dashboard: Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) as a biomarker of relapse and metastasis A review of 21 patients with breast cancer

Authors: Chatziioannou M., Apostolou P., Toloudi M., Ioannou E., Retsas I. , R. Hammon, N. Hembry, U. Jacob, A. Kopic, Papasotiriou I.

Can Cancer stem cell – Like cells determine a therapeutic model in breast cancer patients when any other recommended therapy failed in this group? Considerations and single cases

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Can Cancer stem cell – Like cells determine a therapeutic model in breast cancer patients when any other recommended therapy failed in this group? Considerations and single cases

Authors: I. Papasotiriou, M. Chatziioannou, M. Toloudi, P. Apostolou, E. Ioannou, R. Hammon, N. Hembry, U. Jacob, A. Kopic

Colon Cancer Cells and Cancer Stem Cells: A growth curves comparison

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Colon Cancer Cells and Cancer Stem Cells: A growth curves comparison

Authors: E. Ioannou, M. Chatziioannou, M. Toloudi, P. Apostolou, I. Papasotiriou

Studying the interaction of four receptors of NOTCH signalling pathway in breast cancer

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Studying the interaction of four receptors of NOTCH signalling pathway in breast cancer

Authors: P. Apostolou, M. Toloudi, M. Chatziioannou, E. Ioannou, I. Papasotiriou

Studying the effect of stemness factors involved in molecular cascades of the development of colon cancer stem cells

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Studying the effect of stemness factors involved in molecular cascades of the development of colon cancer stem cells

Authors: M. Toloudi, P. Apostolou, M. Chatziioannou, E. Ioannou, I. Papasotiriou

Evaluation of clinical development of two patients with urinary bladder cancer before and after chemotherapy

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Evaluation of clinical development of two patients with urinary bladder cancer before and after chemotherapy

Authors: M. Chatziioannou, M. Toloudi, P. Apostolou, E. Ioannou, R. Hammon, N. Hembry, U. Jacob, A. Kopic, I. Papasotiriou

Correlation of Number of circulating tumor cells, chemotherapy and clinical development in breast cancer patients

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Correlation of Number of circulating tumor cells, chemotherapy and clinical development in breast cancer patients

Authors: M. Chatziioannou , M. Toloudi , P. Apostolou , E. Ioannou , R. Hammon, N. Hembry, U. Jacob, A. Kopic, I. Papasotiriou

Correlation of Number of circulating tumor cells and clinical development in patients with breast cancer of several stages

Published: 11th October 2012

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Authors: M. Chatziioannou 1, M. Toloudi 1 , P. Apostolou 1 , E. Ioannou 1 , R. Hammon 2, N. Hembry 4, U. Jacob3, A. Kopic 3, I. Papasotiriou

Cancer Stem Cell-Like cells: A Therapeutic model in breast cancer patients, where any other recommended therapy has failed

Published: 11th October 2012

Dashboard: Cancer Stem Cell-Like cells: A Therapeutic model in breast cancer patients, where any other recommended therapy has failed

Authors: I. Papasotiriou, M. Chatziioannou, M. Toloudi, E. Ioannou, R. Hammon, U. Jacob, N. Hembry, A. Kopic

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