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- Introduction
- Functions of voltage-gated potassium channels
- Structure of voltage-gated channels
- The superfamily of VGKCs ("Channome")
- VGKCs directly implicated in cancer
- Putative structure of the Kv10.1 monomer (1)
- Kv10.1 expression is limited in peripheral tissue
- Kv10.1 shows "oncogenic potential"
- Immunohistochemistry using scFv anti Kv10.1
- Kv10.1 in human tumor samples (IHC)
- Kv10.1 expression is secondary
- Mammary hyperplasia in MMTV-Kv10.1 mice (1)
- Mammary hyperplasia in MMTV-Kv10.1 mice (2)
- Increased malignancies in MMTV-Kv10.1 mice
- Inhibition of Kv10.1 expression effect on tumors
- Inhibition of Kv10.1 function effect on tumors
- Permeation is not essential for tumorigenesis
- Vascularization is increased by Kv10.1 expression
- Kv10.1 expression in leukemias
- Kv10.1 correlates with poor prognosis in AML
- Cell lines and patient cells express Eag1
- Kv10.1 inhibition impairs proliferation of leukemia
- A need for a specific Kv10.1 blocker
- Putative structure of the Kv10.1 monomer (2)
- Immunogen design
- mAb56 characterization: binding to intact cells
- mAb56 characterization: specific binding
- Inhibition of Kv10.1 by mAb56
- mAb56 does not inhibit KV11.1 (HERG)
- mAb56 inhibits tumor cell growth in vitro
- mAb56 impairs proliferation of leukemia cells
- mAb56 reduces tumor progression in vivo
- Kv10.1 blockers and conventional chemotherapy
- Kinetics of in vivo binding to tumor cells (mAb62)
- Acknowledgements
Topics Covered
- Ion channels with relevant roles in oncology
- Kv10.1. Structure and expression profile
- Aberrant expression of KV10.1 in cancer cells
- Prognostic values of KV10.1 expression
- Therapeutic approaches using KV10.1 as target
- Functional antibodies against KV10.1 and their potential in oncology
Talk Citation
Pardo, L. (2011, February 28). KV10.1 potassium channels in cancer [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 22, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ZUAE2408.Export Citation (RIS)
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