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/ Int J Mol Sci

Cantharidin and its analogue norcantharidin inhibit metastasis-inducing genes S100A4 and MACC1

  • P.C. Schöpe
  • V. Zinnow
  • M.A. Ishfaq
  • J. Smith
  • P. Herrmann
  • R.H. Shoemaker
  • W. Walther
  • U. Stein
/ Nutrients

MACC1-dependent antitumor effect of curcumin in colorectal cancer

  • N. Güllü
  • J. Smith
  • P. Herrmann
  • U. Stein
/ Cancers

The monocyte, a maestro in the tumor microenvironment (TME) of breast cancer

  • H.T. Amer
  • U. Stein
  • H.M. El Tayebi
/ Cancers

Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields cause non-temperature-induced physical and biological effects in cancer cells

  • P. Wust
  • P.D. Veltsista
  • E. Oberacker
  • P. Yavvari
  • W. Walther
  • O. Bengtsson
  • A. Sterner-Kock
  • M. Weinhart
  • F. Heyd
  • P. Grabowski
  • S. Stintzing
  • W. Heinrich
  • U. Stein
  • P. Ghadjar
/ Oncogene

Combinatorial treatment with statins and niclosamide prevents CRC dissemination by unhinging the MACC1-β-catenin-S100A4 axis of metastasis

  • B. Kortüm
  • H. Radhakrishnan
  • F. Zincke
  • C. Sachse
  • S. Burock
  • U. Keilholz
  • M. Dahlmann
  • W. Walther
  • G. Dittmar
  • D. Kobelt
  • U. Stein
/ BMC Cancer

Prognostic impact of activin subunit inhibin beta A in gastric and esophageal adenocarcinomas

  • J.J. Staudacher
  • A. Arnold
  • A.A. Kühl
  • M. Pötzsch
  • S. Daum
  • M. Winterfeld
  • E. Berg
  • M. Hummel
  • B. Rau
  • U. Stein
  • C. Treese
/ Br J Cancer

Calcium-binding protein S100P is a new target gene of MACC1, drives colorectal cancer metastasis and serves as a prognostic biomarker

  • F. Schmid
  • M. Dahlmann
  • H. Röhrich
  • D. Kobelt
  • J. Hoffmann
  • S. Burock
  • W. Walther
  • U. Stein
/ Molecules

Small molecule inhibitors for hepatocellular carcinoma: advances and challenges

  • M.A. Kamal
  • Y.M. Mandour
  • M.K. Abd El-Aziz
  • U. Stein
  • H.M. El Tayebi
/ Cancers

Core-clock genes regulate proliferation and invasion via a reciprocal interplay with MACC1 in colorectal cancer cells

  • A. Basti
  • D. Malhan
  • M. Dumbani
  • M. Dahlmann
  • U. Stein
  • A. Relógio
/ Cancers

MACC1-induced collective migration is promoted by proliferation rather than single cell biomechanics

  • T. Hohmann
  • U. Hohmann
  • M. Dahlmann
  • D. Kobelt
  • U. Stein
  • F. Dehghani