Publications by authors named "Danmei Yan"

Oncolytic viruses (OVs) are emerging as a potentially useful treatment for malignancies due to the capabilities of direct oncolysis and immune induction. Improving the replication of OVs is an effective approach to enhance the oncolytic effects. Here, we observed that cancer cells with deficiencies in JAK-STAT pathway showed greater sensitivity to oncolytic adenovirus (oAd), and JAK inhibitor could enhance the replication of oAd.

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Finely tuned mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling is important for cancer cell survival. Perturbations that push cells out of the MAPK fitness zone result in cell death. Previously, in a screen of the North China Pharmaceutical Group Corporation's pure compound library of microbial origin, we identified elaiophylin as an autophagy inhibitor.

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  • * Researchers collected pelvic ultrasound images from multiple hospitals in China over nearly 16 years, using a large dataset for training and validation to ensure comprehensive evaluation.
  • * The DCNN demonstrated a higher accuracy in detecting ovarian cancer compared to radiologists, achieving an AUC (Area Under the Curve) score of 0.911 in internal testing, indicating its potential to enhance diagnostic practices in clinical settings.
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Oncolytic adenoviruses (OAds) have shown great promise in cancer therapy, but their efficacy has been greatly limited by poor tumor selectivity and highly off-target liver sequestration. Herein, we generated a novel "stealth" and tumor-targeting OAd vector, M0-TMTP1, by inserting TMTP1 (NVVRQ), a tumor-homing peptide specifically targeting metastasis, into the hypervariable region 5 of hexon. M0-TMTP1 exhibits increased transduction of tumor cells .

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Refractoriness to conventional chemotherapy is a major challenge in the treatment of advanced ovarian cancer (OC). There is increasing evidence that mitochondrial priming correlates with cisplatin response in various cancers. Notably, Bim and Bid, two of the proapoptotic BH3-only proteins, are recognized as the most effective inducers of mitochondrial priming in OC.

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