Growth Differentiation Factor-15 secreted by prostate cancer cells inhibits differentiation of osteoclasts

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Authors

VAŇHARA Petr LINCOVÁ Eva SOUČEK Karel ŠMARDA Jan

Year of publication 2009
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference the FEBS Journal, 256, Suppl. 1
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Faculty of Science

Citation
Field Genetics and molecular biology
Keywords GDF-15; osteoclats; prostate cancer
Description Prostate cancer is a common disease in industrial countries. Prostate tumors preferentially disseminate to bones and induce significant rearrangement of the bone architecture. T The aim of this study is to characterize effects of growth differentiation factor-15 (GDF-15) secreted by prostate cancer cells on the osteoclastic differentiation pathway. This study documents that GDF-15 both as purified substance and as unpurified product secreted by prostate cancer cells strongly interferes with differentiation of osteoclasts by inhibiting expression and activity of NFkB and c-Fos.
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