… roles of glycolysis and glutaminolysis following an acute reduction in mitochondrial membrane
potential (… depolarization in breast cancer derived MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 cells as well …

… mammary tumor progression, our findings also suggest that PAD2 may play a role in breast
cancer … that depletion of PAD2 from MCF-7 cells significantly suppresses cell proliferation. …

… of membrane proteins in the invasive human breast cancer cell line … Biotinylation was carried
out by incubating the cells in a … play a role in the establishment of circulating cancer cells in …

… Together, our findings show a new role and mechanism for regulation of cancer cell
migration and invasion by mitochondrial dynamics. Thus targeting dysregulated Drp1-dependent …

… This study demonstrates distinct roles for PMCA1 and PMCA4 in the regulation of … in breast
cancer cells. In addition, the differential role of PMCA isoforms in the regulation of distinct cell …

… DCFH-DA is nonfluorescent and can readily diffuse across cell membranes and hydrolyze
by intracellular esterases to nonfluorescent 2 ,7 -dichlorofluorescin (DCFH), which, can be …

… No information was available on subcellular localization and the role of PC-PLC in breast
cancer cells, although preliminary evidence on activation of this enzyme has been reported [57]…

… In principle, factors other than membrane potential also may play a role. For example, a
greater mitochondrial volume would increase uptake and a lower mitochondrial surface area …

… that LOV might change the physical properties of lipid bilayer and protein functions in the
plasma membrane, thus affecting PMCA1 activities leading to the observed increase in [Ca2+]i. …

… role. Many other factors, variously present in different parts of the tumour cell from the plasma
membrane to … the phenotype of each breast tumour and explain the heterogenous clinical …