Aidan Bristow

Aidan Bristow
  • Kingston University

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Medical Chemistry
Current institution
Kingston University
Kingston University
  • School of Pharmacy & Chemistry
  • London, United Kingdom
Stephen Wren's Lab

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Figure 1: Kisspeptins (KPs) formation. The KISS1 gene is located in the...
Figure 5: Signi�cance of KISS1R overexpression and inhibition in TNBC.
KISS1R Antagonism as a Promising Anti-Cancer Approach: An Overview on Function, Molecular Mechanisms and Therapeutic Potential
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  • Oct 2024
Herein, we explore the Kisspeptin 1 Receptor (KISS1R) as a potential therapeutic target for the restoration of drug sensitivity in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) clinical settings. Recent functional studies of KISS1R have revealed that the receptor plays a pro-metastatic role in TNBC. By the promotion of multidrug resistance proteins, KISS1R...
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