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A study of paclitaxel drug resistant to lung cancerLee, Ming-xian 23 July 2012 (has links)
Paclitaxel is one of the most successful drugs for the treatment of cancer because of its ability to target tubulin, block cell cycle progression at mitosis, and induce apoptosis. Despite the success of Paclitaxel, the development of drug resistance hampers its clinical applicability. Paclitaxel is used in malignant tumors in the present research, including non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and small cell lung cancer (SCLC), head-neck scale epitheliomatous, urinary bladder cancer, tumor of the reproduction organ and so on. Clinical treatment of paclitaxel be injected 250mg/m2 to previously non-treated patients of small lung cancer its effect about 34% and previously non-treated patients of non-small lung cancer its effect about 21% to 24% .
On the other hand we had established a taxol-resistant human lung carcinoma subline A549R by paclitaxel to compare the different proteins with A549 wild type and treat the different concention of paclitaxel with MTT assay so as to observe the tolerance dosage of subline growth.We obtained the patient¡¦s specimens of lung cancer to treat with paclitaxel some of resistant and some of non-resistant to compare differentially expressed proteins between normal and tumor. When we cultured taxol-resistant human lung carcinoma subline in which paclitaxel and calcium regulate growth, owing to the proteins of changes result to resistance. The extraction cell subline and specimens were analyzed by 2-D electrophoresis patterns and we found that interact paclitaxel with calcium it is the important factor of drug resistant. Verified from clinical treatment might have hypercalcemia in malignant tumors and calcium ion may increase paclitaxel drug resistance and hypercalcemia patient will be more insensitive to paclitaxel treatment.
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