… NF-κB pathway To investigate if the inhibition of ER stress influences imiquimod-induced
cytotoxic effects in melanoma cells, we next pre-treated melanoma cell … imiquimod, cells were …

… To our knowledge, however, this is the first study to suggest the impact of NF-κB on
melanoma cell invasiveness, and on the development of vascular factors, directly in human …

… of NF-κB in melanoma and whether ROS scavengers directly or indirectly modify NF-κB activity
of melanoma cells … the apoptosis network in melanoma cell lines via NF-κB, mitochondrial-…

The objective of this study was to assess the effect of ursolic acid, a triterpene on inducing
apoptosis in B16F-10 melanoma cells. Treatment of B16F-10 cells with nontoxic concentration …

… the cell viability, migration and invasion in B16BL6 cells [9]. … the cell viability, migration and
invasion in melanoma cell line … cell viability, migration and invasion in mouse melanoma cell …

… of NF-κB in melanoma cells, we examined the effect of activation or inhibition of LTβ-R
signaling pathway on cell proliferation. For these experiments we used Hs294T cells and treated …

… melanomas is unknown. In this study, we demonstrate that metastatic human melanoma cells
express higher levels of NF-κB … Moreover,IκβαM transfection, which inhibits NF-κB activity (…

… the ability of human melanoma cell lines to activate endothelial cells (ECs) in vitro. Some …
melanoma cells activate ECs either directly and within seconds or by an IL-1-mediated NFκB …

… melanoma cell lines to examine its effects on cell viability, apoptosis, and cell signaling
molecules associated with melanoma … critical to the proliferation of melanoma in vitro or in vivo, …

… Melanoma cells can undergo self-destruction via programmed cell death, ie apoptosis. In
these tumours, the molecular components of apoptosis include positive (apoptotic) and …