UPK1A,Escherichia coliHIF-1α

Yue Wu1, Yijun Zhang2, Jian Lv3

  • 1General surgery department, Jiaozuo Second People's Hospital, The First Affiliated Hospital of Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, No. 17 Minzhu South Road, Liberated Area, Henan, China. YueWu_12@163.com.

まとめ

ウロプラキン1A (UPK1A) は結腸癌 (COAD) の成長と侵入を促し,特に大腸菌に作用する. UPK1Aを阻害すると,HIF- 1αシグナル伝達によって腫瘍の進行と糖分解が減少する.

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