Passage dependence of NADH redox status and reactive oxygen species level in vitro in triple-negative breast cancer cell lines with different invasiveness

The general correlation between redox, ROS, and invasiveness in studied TNBC cells is not very sensitive to passage number. These results indicate that NADH redox and basal ROS status in TNBC likely reflect the intrinsic progressive nature of TNBC cells.

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Translational Breast Cancer Research
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.21037/tbcr-24-36
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Nanoplatforms for cancer theranostics
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Passage dependence of NADH redox status and reactive oxygen species level in vitro in triple-negative breast cancer cell lines with different invasiveness

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Passage dependence of NADH redox status and reactive oxygen species level in vitro in triple-negative breast cancer cell lines with different invasiveness

He N. Xu, Allison Podsednik, Lin Z. Li
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Abstract

The general correlation between redox, ROS, and invasiveness in studied TNBC cells is not very sensitive to passage number. These results indicate that NADH redox and basal ROS status in TNBC likely reflect the intrinsic progressive nature of TNBC cells.

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