Impact of trehalose and hydroxychloroquine on the function of BRAF (V600E)-siRNA in the A375 melanoma cells.

TRE, either alone or combined with siRNA, showed limited efficacy and may counteract the apoptotic benefits of HCQ. Conversely, HCQ, whether used alone or in combination with siRNA, enhanced apoptosis, suggesting promise as a potential treatment for melanoma.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.22038/ijbms.2025.85017.18394
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Melanoma and MAPK Pathways
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Impact of trehalose and hydroxychloroquine on the function of BRAF (V600E)-siRNA in the A375 melanoma cells.

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Abstract

TRE, either alone or combined with siRNA, showed limited efficacy and may counteract the apoptotic benefits of HCQ. Conversely, HCQ, whether used alone or in combination with siRNA, enhanced apoptosis, suggesting promise as a potential treatment for melanoma.

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