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Stopping the cycle: combination therapy reduces growth of androgen-receptor positive breast and prostate cancers
Treating androgen receptor (AR)-positive prostate and breast cancer with two drugs that block AR and cyclin-dependent kinase activity slows proliferation of cancer cells.
An optimized tool for the development of novel therapies for treatment-resistant prostate cancer
The development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of chemotherapy-resistant prostate cancer relies on disease models that accurately mimic the progression of human disease. When transferred into mice, a particular cell line does just that, allowing researchers to test the efficacy of potential drugs. But studies have shown that the cell line suffers from a lack of reproducibility and that an improved model of treatment-resistant prostate cancer is needed.
Cancer drug synergizes with radiation therapy in treatment-resistant prostate cancer
In a new study published in the journal Cancers, led by GSC Distinguished Scientist Dr. Marianne Sadar, researchers have demonstrated a potential synergistic treatment strategy for resistant cases of prostate cancer.
From fighting marine contaminants to fishing for cancer treatments from marine sponges: how a GSC biochemist made a drug discovery breakthrough
Dr. Marianne Sadar is not one to back down from a challenge. So even when told it wasn’t possible, she did something no one else dared to try.