Abstract: Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that lead to death in women worldwide. At present, chemotherapy is still an important means of systemic treatment of breast cancer besides the surgical treatment. But poor prognosis, short survival and fast recurrence affect the therapeutic effect. With the development of the signaling pathways and cell apoptosis in the tumor research, targeted therapy against main signaling pathways of breast carcinogenesis has become a focus of anti-tumor research, and some progress has been made in the treatment of breast cancer. In recent years, studies found that acetylcholine receptors are correlated with the occurrence and development of many diseases, especially tumors. Therefore, alpha-conotoxins, as a specific antagonist of the acetylcholine receptor, may become a novel targeted therapy drug for breast cancer.
SUN Zhi-Hua, BING Hui, LIU Yi-Qiao, et al. , {{custom_author.name_en}}et al.
Progresses on Targeted Therapy for Human Breast Cancer[J]. Life Science Research, 2017, 21(3): 275-282