Methods for identifying chemotherapeutic resistance in non-hematopoietic tumors
OwnerElias Georges, Panagiotis Prinosinventors
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Disclosed are methods for detecting adriamycin resistance in a test neoplastic cell from a non-hematological cancer. The methods include detecting a level of p16 expression in the test neoplastic cell of a given origin or cell type, and comparing the level of p16 expression detected in the test neoplastic cell to the level of p16 expression in a nonresistant neoplastic cell of the same origin or cell type, wherein the test neoplastic cell is adriamycin resistant if the level of p16 expression is greater than the level of p16 expression in the nonresistant neoplastic cell of the same origin or cell type. Also disclosed are therapeutic compositions comprising an agent that inhibits p16 and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
A method of detecting adriamycin resistance in a test neoplastic cell from a non-hematological cancer, comprising:
A method of treating or alleviating the symptoms of an adriamycin-resistant non-hematological cancer in a patient comprising, administering to the patient a therapeutically effective amount of an agent that inhibits p16.
A therapeutic composition, comprising:
A method for determining if a cancer in a cancer patient is treatable with adriamycin, comprising:
A method of treating a non-hematological cancer in a cancer patient so as to increase the likelihood of efficacy of a chemotherapeutic agent comprising:
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