Mustafa B A Djamgoz
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Lastraioli E, Iorio J, Piazza F, Capitani C, Santillo M, Duranti C, et al.
Cancer Cell Int
. 2025 Jan;
25(1):24.
PMID: 39865220
Background: Mounting evidence underline the relevance of macromolecular complexes in cancer. Integrins frequently recruit ion channels and transporters within complexes which behave as signaling hubs. A complex composed by β1...
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Djamgoz M
Stem Cell Rev Rep
. 2024 Nov;
21(2):337-350.
PMID: 39531198
Stemness, giving cancer cells massive plasticity enabling them to survive in dynamic (e.g. hypoxic) environments and become resistant to treatment, especially chemotherapy, is an important property of aggressive tumours. Here,...
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Leslie T, Tripp A, James A, Fraser S, Nelson M, Sajjaboontawee N, et al.
Oncogene
. 2024 Jul;
43(34):2578-2594.
PMID: 39048659
Solid tumours have abnormally high intracellular [Na]. The activity of various Na channels may underlie this Na accumulation. Voltage-gated Na channels (VGSCs) have been shown to be functionally active in...
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Djamgoz M
Cancer Metastasis Rev
. 2024 Jul;
43(4):1579-1591.
PMID: 38976181
The normal functioning of every cell in the body depends on its bioelectric properties and many diseases are caused by genetic and/or epigenetic dysregulation of the underlying ion channels. Metastasis,...
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Djamgoz M
Br J Cancer
. 2024 Feb;
130(9):1415-1419.
PMID: 38424164
Background: Multi-faceted evidence from a range of cancers suggests strongly that de novo expression of voltage-gated sodium channels (VGSCs) plays a significant role in driving cancer cell invasiveness. Under hypoxic...