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Secretory pathway calcium regulation and breast cancer (2009-2011)

Abstract

Calcium transporters modulate the level of calcium within the cell, and since calcium is a key cellular signal, calcium transporters can regulate a variety of cancer relevant pathways. We have shown that alterations in the level of a specific type of calcium transporter, called secretory pathway calcium pumps, are a characterising feature of certain breast cancer types. We will now assess the potential of these pumps as drug targets for breast cancer treatment.

Experts

Professor Gregory Monteith

Professorial Research Fellow
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
Gregory Monteith
Gregory Monteith