… culture supernatant, we verified that the ATP release from CT26 cells … induce ATP release
from tumor cells in vivo. For this purpose, we intravenously (iv) injected OxPt into CT26-tumor-…

… the resistance of cancer cells against apoptosis. … of the ATP-HIF-1α signaling pathway, and
our in vivo mouse model showed increased drug sensitivity of cancer cells to chemotherapy. …

… chemotherapy, allowing them to be naturally-selected for survival, based on their high …
This diagram illustrates that ATP-depletion can be induced in cancer cells by employing FDA-…

… tumor cell lines [88,89]. Thus, non-lytic pathways for ATP release are expressed by both immune
and tumor cells… the antitumor effects promoted by chemotherapy-induced cell-death [107…

… ATP induced a robust up-regulation of SOX9 in most breast cancer cells, we wondered
whether ATP … invasion and metastasis, we wondered whether ATP could induce chemotherapy …

… released from PMCS to induce tumor cell death. Interestingly, copper transporter 1 (CTR1),
which was down-regulated in tumor cells to decrease the cellular … cells, intracellular ATP …

… Apoptosis of cancer cells is a desirable result of chemotherapeutic treatment. Inducing … ,
metabolic activities depend mostly on mitochondrial OXPHOS to create ATP, while cancer cells …

… Therefore, by administrating these ICD-inducing chemotherapeutic drugs, tumor cells … ATP
from the dying tumor cells and caused immune stimulation. The ICD-associated ATP release …

… ATP released by cancer cells succumbing to immunogenic cell death (ICD) not only mature
upon ATP‐driven inflammasome activation and migrate to tumor‐draining lymph nodes or …

… As expected, PDT-induced in situ mitochondrial dysfunction … ATP level, which aggrandized
intracellular drug concentration for amplifying therapeutic efficacy on MDR cancer cells. In …