We have read with great interest the paper by Love et al [1] about the relationship between HER2/neu expression and response to adjuvant endocrine therapy in premenopausal women with breast cancer. Whereas HER2/neu and estrogen receptor (ER) are believed to be important cell survival and cell death factors in human breast cancer, if and how they interact to confer resistance to hormone therapy is still in debate. Several observations are consistent with a major role for c-erbB2 in the development of endocrine resistance, considering also the HER2/neu acquired expression during
HER2/neu expression and hormonal therapy in early breast cancer: can muddy waters become clear?
Milella, Michele;
2004-01-01
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We have read with great interest the paper by Love et al [1] about the relationship between HER2/neu expression and response to adjuvant endocrine therapy in premenopausal women with breast cancer. Whereas HER2/neu and estrogen receptor (ER) are believed to be important cell survival and cell death factors in human breast cancer, if and how they interact to confer resistance to hormone therapy is still in debate. Several observations are consistent with a major role for c-erbB2 in the development of endocrine resistance, considering also the HER2/neu acquired expression duringFile in questo prodotto:
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