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advances in ovarian cancer therapy skip to main content features integrations data pricing log in start free trial features integrations data pricing log in start free trial cancer chemother pharmacol 2017 doi 10 1007 s00280 017 3501 8 get access via publisher summarize cite sign up to set email alerts advances in ovarian cancer therapy alexander jorge cortez 1 patrycja tudrej 2 katarzyna aleksandra kujawa 3 et al abstract epithelial ovarian cancer is typically diagnosed at an advanced stage current state of the art surgery and chemotherapy result in the high incidence of complete remissions however the recurrence rate is also high for most patients the disease eventually becomes a continuum of symptom free periods and recurrence episodes different targeted treatment approaches and biological drugs currently under development bring the promise of turning ovarian cancer into a manageable chronic disease in this review w show more summarize citations help me understand this report search 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literature 20 interestingly disulfiram showed relatively low ic 50 values with in all four cell lines section results supporting confidence 89 get access via publisher add to collection cite combined treatment of disulfiram with parp inhibitors suppresses ovarian cancer tang 1 wu 2 zhang 3 et al 2023 front oncol abstract show 12 0 7 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing we first determined the ic 50 values of olaparib and niraparib and in combination with disulfiram resepectively the ic 50 of olaparib was higher compared to the ic 50 of niraparib which was relatively low table s1 consistent with the literature 20 interestingly disulfiram showed relatively low ic 50 values with in all four cell lines section results supporting confidence 89 get access via publisher add to collection cite fibronectin and periostin as prognostic markers in ovarian cancer kujawa 1 zembala nożyńska 2 cortez 3 et al 2020 cells self cite abstract show 54 6 38 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing median dfs was 15 16 and 6 35 months respectively these observations are concordant with the results of large multivariate analyses that indicate improved progression free and overall survival for group of patients with complete resection compared to groups with the so called optimal between 0 1 and 1 cm and suboptimal cytoreduction p 0 0001 30 since 2017 european society of gynecological oncology esgo guidelines recommend that the aim of the frontline surgery should be to achieve the complete resection of macroscopic residuals of the disease complete cytoreduction 31 section prognostic significance of clinico pathological features supporting confidence 87 get access via publisher add to collection cite slfn11 enhances parpi sensitivity in ovarian cancer via ubiquitin mediated stabilization liu 1 li 2 zhang 3 et al 2026 dna and cell biology abstract show 0 0 0 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing recent studies highlight that slfn11 is recruited to replication forks under such stress effectively halting replication and enhancing the cytotoxicity of replication stress inducing drugs murai et al 2018 murai et al 2019 parpi known for its significant survival benefits in various tumors including eoc functions by inhibiting the repair of single strand breaks potentially enhancing apoptosis in tumor cells cortez et al 2018 our findings reveal that oe slfn11 augments eoc cell sensitivity to rucaparib and olaparib with a concurrent increase in apoptosis levels section discussion mentioning confidence 60 get access via publisher add to collection cite combined treatment of disulfiram with parp inhibitors suppresses ovarian cancer tang 1 wu 2 zhang 3 et al 2023 front oncol abstract show 12 0 7 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing we first determined the ic 50 values of olaparib and niraparib and in combination with disulfiram resepectively the ic 50 of olaparib was higher compared to the ic 50 of niraparib which was relatively low table s1 consistent with the literature 20 interestingly disulfiram showed relatively low ic 50 values with in all four cell lines section results supporting confidence 89 get access via publisher add to collection cite fibronectin and periostin as prognostic markers in ovarian cancer kujawa 1 zembala nożyńska 2 cortez 3 et al 2020 cells self cite abstract show 54 6 38 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing median dfs was 15 16 and 6 35 months respectively these observations are concordant with the results of large multivariate analyses that indicate improved progression free and overall survival for group of patients with complete resection compared to groups with the so called optimal between 0 1 and 1 cm and suboptimal cytoreduction p 0 0001 30 since 2017 european society of gynecological oncology esgo guidelines recommend that the aim of the frontline surgery should be to achieve the complete resection of macroscopic residuals of the disease complete cytoreduction 31 section prognostic significance of clinico pathological features supporting confidence 87 get access via publisher add to collection cite slfn11 enhances parpi sensitivity in ovarian cancer via ubiquitin mediated stabilization liu 1 li 2 zhang 3 et al 2026 dna and cell biology abstract show 0 0 0 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing recent studies highlight that slfn11 is recruited to replication forks under such stress effectively halting replication and enhancing the cytotoxicity of replication stress inducing drugs murai et al 2018 murai et al 2019 parpi known for its significant survival benefits in various tumors including eoc functions by inhibiting the repair of single strand breaks potentially enhancing apoptosis in tumor cells cortez et al 2018 our findings reveal that oe slfn11 augments eoc cell sensitivity to rucaparib and olaparib with a concurrent increase in apoptosis levels section discussion mentioning confidence 60 get access via publisher add to collection cite combined treatment of disulfiram with parp inhibitors suppresses ovarian cancer tang 1 wu 2 zhang 3 et al 2023 front oncol abstract show 12 0 7 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing we first determined the ic 50 values of olaparib and niraparib and in combination with disulfiram resepectively the ic 50 of olaparib was higher compared to the ic 50 of niraparib which was relatively low table s1 consistent with the literature 20 interestingly disulfiram showed relatively low ic 50 values with in all four cell lines section results supporting confidence 89 get access via publisher add to collection cite fibronectin and periostin as prognostic markers in ovarian cancer kujawa 1 zembala nożyńska 2 cortez 3 et al 2020 cells self cite abstract show 54 6 38 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing median dfs was 15 16 and 6 35 months respectively these observations are concordant with the results of large multivariate analyses that indicate improved progression free and overall survival for group of patients with complete resection compared to groups with the so called optimal between 0 1 and 1 cm and suboptimal cytoreduction p 0 0001 30 since 2017 european society of gynecological oncology esgo guidelines recommend that the aim of the frontline surgery should be to achieve the complete resection of macroscopic residuals of the disease complete cytoreduction 31 section prognostic significance of clinico pathological features supporting confidence 87 get access via publisher add to collection cite slfn11 enhances parpi sensitivity in ovarian cancer via ubiquitin mediated stabilization liu 1 li 2 zhang 3 et al 2026 dna and cell biology abstract show 0 0 0 0 smart citations how this paper cites the one you are viewing recent studies highlight that slfn11 is recruited to replication forks under such stress effectively halting 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