2016
DOI: 10.18632/oncotarget.10820
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Multiple myeloma-derived Jagged ligands increases autocrine and paracrine interleukin-6 expression in bone marrow niche

Abstract: Multiple myeloma cell growth relies on intrinsic aggressiveness, due to a high karyotypic instability, or on the support from bone marrow (BM) niche.We and other groups have provided evidences that Notch signaling is related to tumor cell growth, pharmacological resistance, localization/recirculation in the BM and bone disease. This work strengthens the rationale for a novel Notch-directed therapy in multiple myeloma based on the inhibition of Jagged ligands.

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“…5D). Additionally, we knocked down Notch1 expression in HS5 cells (N1KD HS5) by using a specific siRNA as previously reported (11) and observed that SDF1α expression significantly decreased in comparison to control HS5 cells ( Fig. 5E).…”
Section: The Cxcr4/sdf1α Axis Is a Mediator Of Notch Pathway Abilitymentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…5D). Additionally, we knocked down Notch1 expression in HS5 cells (N1KD HS5) by using a specific siRNA as previously reported (11) and observed that SDF1α expression significantly decreased in comparison to control HS5 cells ( Fig. 5E).…”
Section: The Cxcr4/sdf1α Axis Is a Mediator Of Notch Pathway Abilitymentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Detailed information is in Table S1. Primary BMSCs were isolated as previously reported (11). The Ethical Committee of Milano University approved this study (approval n.8/15).…”
Section: Cell Lines and Primary Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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