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- Introduction
- Colon cancer cells -signaling mutations (1)
- Colon cancer cells -signaling mutations (2)
- Colon cancer cells -signaling mutations (3)
- Molecular perturbations lead to changes in:
- EGFR system
- "Mr. EGF"
- Incidence of cancers and EGFR over-expression
- EGFR and cancer responsiveness to inhibitors
- EGF receptor signaling
- EGF receptor family ECD 3D structures
- EGF/EGFR family>8 ligands and 4 receptors
- EGF receptor and cancer
- EGFR conundrums
- EGF receptor extra-cellular domain (ECD) structure
- Analysis of cell surface EGFR ligand affinity
- Extra-cellular domain constructs (ECD) for EGFR
- Comparison of EGFR ECD and st-EGFR
- Elucidating the 3D-structure
- EGF receptor crystal structure
- Single receptor subunit
- Binding of ligand
- The back-to-back dimer
- Delta-CR1-loop and loss of high-affinity binding
- Structure for the full-length EGFR-ECD
- But there was another twist:
- HER3 ECD: Leahy and Cho, Science 2002
- EGF complex formed at low pH
- EGF receptor1-621:TGF-a crystal structure, pH5
- erbB2
- erbB21-509 3D- structure
- erbB2 is closely packed
- The EGF receptor fulcrum
- The erbB2 hinge region
- The erbB2 CR1 domain
- The negative electrostatic field of erbB2
- erbB2 "full-length" ECD
- ErbB2...
- Current view of activation mechanism (1)
- Current view of activation mechanism (2)
- EGF receptor activation movie
- The nature of the EGFR at the cell surface
- At the cell surface EGFR is complicated
- EGFR1-621 In solution:
- EGFR1-621 in solution with ligand:
- On the cell surface
- On the cell surface in the presence of ligand
- Epitope for mab 806
- Untethering of EGFR on the cell surface
- EGFR inhibitors synergize with cytotoxic drugs
- Mutant EGF receptor induces resistance
- U87MG-delta(2-7)-EGFR cells in vitro
- U87MG-delta(2-7)-EGFR xenografts
- Optimization of the EGFR inhibitor
- U87MG-delta(2-7) -EGFR xenografts
- Antibody mab 806 has specificity for delta-EGFR
- Treatment of xenografts with delta-806 Mab
- Treatment xenografts with mAbs 806 and 528
- Delta-2-7 EGFR is spontaneously active
- EGFR inhibitors and antagonists in humans
- Our current research includes :
- Collaborators
- Further reading
Topics Covered
- The association of the Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor (EGFR) with the tumorigenic state
- The four related members of the EGFR family (EGFR, erbB2, erbB3 and erbB4)
- Signaling of the activated receptors as either homo- or heteromeric oligomers
- Activation of the EGFR by excess ligand stimulation, receptor over-expression and/or mutation in many carcinomas
- Utility of antibodies and receptor kinase inhibitors which interfere with signaling from the EGFR family as agents in cancer therapy
- The three-dimensional structures for the extracellular domains of EGFR, erbB2, erbB3 and erbB4 and the discovery that EGFR, erbB3 and erbB4 undergo major conformational transitions when interacting with their ligands
- Development of antibodies (mab806) which reduce tumor formation from cells expressing either truncated D2-7 EGFR or over-expressed EGFR by binding to the receptor in a region normally masked by the dimerization of the EGFR extracellular domain
- Use of EGFR antagonists or inhibitors to increase tumor killing by cytotoxic anti-cancer drugs and/or radiation
- Improvement of tumor killing by combining EGFR antagonists and EGFR kinase inhibitors
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Talk Citation
Burgess, T. (2007, October 1). EGF receptor family: targets for cancer therapeutics [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 23, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ALFD7906.Export Citation (RIS)
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