… damage repair, cell death resistance, EMT, and metastasis. In addition, we discussed the
therapeutic implications of targeting some classical chemotherapeutic drugs such as cisplatin, 5…

… and mechanisms by which CSCs display resistance to therapeutic agents. In this review, we
… function in drug resistance as well as recent breakthroughs of therapeutic approaches for …

… of resistant organisms, the geographic areas affected by emerging drug resistance, and the
magnitude of resistance … returning in new forms resistant to existing therapies. Antimicrobial …

… , drug resistance, and therapeutic implications. Identifying biomarkers may solve the problem
of drug resistance which is … , drug resistance, and therapeutic implications for breast cancer. …

… in the development of antiviral drug resistance, which may manifest as persistent or increasing
viremia or disease despite therapy. Consequences of drug resistance range from toxicity …

… Drug resistance–activating signals produce pleiotropic effects that lead to transactivation
and coordination of various drug resistance … -based therapies in drug resistance should be …

… drug resistance and to identify alternative therapeutic options. Apart from mutation-driven
resistance … survive, metastasize and develop resistance to anticancer therapies. In this review, …

… of HIV drug resistance in both treatment-naive and drug-experienced … of drug-resistant HIV
is important in the public health arena. These subjects must be addressed if antiviral therapy …

… resistant to chemotherapy. The majority of the remaining half of patients develop drug
resistance during the course of their treatment. However, it is still unclear whether drug resistance …

… ) derived from various types of leukaemia, the mechanisms by which LSCs contribute to
drug resistance and metastasis and some recent advances in targeted therapy against LSCs. …