Role and mechanism of EphA2 in vasculogenic mimicry
Shuo Qie
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Shuo Qie
Abstract
EphA2,a kind of receptor tyrosine kinases(RTKs),is extensively expressed in a lot of cell lines and malignant tumors.It can regulate cell growth,apoptosis,migration and angiogenesis;It also plays an important role in vasculogenic mimicry(VM).Activated-EphA2 and it's downstream signa- ling pathways can make the tumor cells more easily to metastasize,invade and remodel the extra cellular matrix,lead to the formation of vasculogeniclike networks.EphA2 may provide a powerful means for selec- tive targeting of these malignant tumors.
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EphA2,a kind of receptor tyrosine kinases(RTKs),is extensively expressed in a lot of cell lines and malignant tumors.It can regulate cell growth,apoptosis,migration and angiogenesis;It also plays an important role in vasculogenic mimicry(VM).Activated-EphA2 and it's downstream signa- ling pathways can make the tumor cells more easily to metastasize,invade and remodel the extra cellular matrix,lead to the formation of vasculogeniclike networks.EphA2 may provide a powerful means for selec- tive targeting of these malignant tumors.
Key concepts: Vasculogenic mimicry, EPH receptor A2, Receptor tyrosine kinase, Cancer research, Mechanism (biology), Angiogenesis, Cell biology, Biology