Abstract:
Molecular markers for lung and colorectal carcinomas and methods of using them in blood sample assays are disclosed. The method comprises measuring the expression of the markers in a blood sample from a subject for detecting the presence and/or severity of lung and/or colorectal cancer, and for monitoring and/or assessing the prognosis of the subject's response to a cancer therapy. Also disclosed are kits for detecting, diagnosing, and/or monitoring lung or colorectal carcinomas.
Abstract:
Molecular markers for lung and colorectal carcinomas and methods of using them in blood sample assays are disclosed. The method comprises measuring the expression of the markers in a blood sample from a subject for detecting the presence and/or severity of lung and/or colorectal cancer, and for monitoring and/or assessing the prognosis of the subject's response to a cancer therapy. Also disclosed are kits for detecting, diagnosing, and/or monitoring lung or colorectal carcinomas.
Abstract:
Active fragments of hcrmp1 that are capable of inhibiting cell proliferation, invasive activity, and metastasis of cancer and methods of using the same for treating cancer are disclosed. The method can also be used prior to, or in combination with, the administration a chemotherapy agent. Vectors capable of expressing an hcrmp1, variants of hcrmp1, fragments of hcrmp1 and/or variants of fragments of hcrmp1 are also disclosed.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a method for treating cancer by using hCRMP1 and/or active fragments thereof, as well as the active fragments of hCRMP1 that are capable of inhibiting cell proliferation, invasive activity, and metastasis of cancer. The method can also be used prior to, or in combination with, the administration a chemotherapy agent. A vector capable of expressing an hCRMP1, a variant of hCRMP1, a fragment of hCRMP1 or a variant of a fragment of hCRMP1 is also disclosed.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a method for treating cancer by using hCRMP1 and/or active fragments thereof, as well as the active fragments of hCRMP1 that are capable of inhibiting cell proliferation, invasive activity, and metastasis of cancer. The method can also be used prior to, or in combination with, the administration a chemotherapy agent. A vector capable of expressing an hCRMP1, a variant of hCRMP1, a fragment of hCRMP1 or a variant of a fragment of hCRMP1 is also disclosed.