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Amina Arslanagic
Observed name:
Arslanagic, Amina
Institution:
University of Southern Denmark
Observed institutions:
University of Southern Denmark,
University of Coimbra
OpenAlex ID:
A5076286752
Increased Cholesterol Biosynthesis Is a Key Characteristic of Breast Cancer Stem Cells Influencing Patient Outcome
2019
·
Sidse Ehmsen
, Martin H. Pedersen
, et al.
·
Cell Reports
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170
PDF
Methylglyoxal-induced glycation changes adipose tissue vascular architecture, flow and expansion, leading to insulin resistance
2017
·
Tiago Rodrigues
, Paulo Matafome
, et al.
·
Scientific Reports
·
54
PDF
Bottom up design of nanoparticles for anti-cancer diapeutics: “put the drug in the cancer’s food”
2016
·
David Needham
, Amina Arslanagic
, et al.
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Journal of drug targeting
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32
In vitro characterisation and testing of niclosamide and niclosamide stearate prodrug therapeutics in normal, breast cancer and breast cancer stem cells
2019
·
Arslanagic, Amina
·
University of Southern Denmark Research Portal (University of Southern Denmark)
Proteomic comparison of clinical breast cancer samples, corresponding patient derived xenografts (PDX) and mammospheres reveal increased cholesterol biosynthesis as a key feature of cancer stem cells
2018
·
Sidse Ehmsen
, Martin H. Pedersen
, et al.
·
University of Southern Denmark Research Portal (University of Southern Denmark)
Cholesterol Biosynthesis Is a Key Feature of Cancer Stem Cells as Revealed by Proteomic Comparison of Breast Cancer Tissue, Corresponding PDXs and Mammospheres
2018
·
Sidse Ehmsen
, Martin H. Pedersen
, et al.
·
SSRN Electronic Journal
Glycation impairs adipose tissue capillarization, blood flow and expandability causing insulin resistance
2016
·
Rodrigues, Tiago Daniel Almeida
, Matafome, Paulo
, et al.
Bottom up design of nanoparticles for anti-cancer diapeutics: “put the drug in the cancer’s food”
2016
·
Needham, David
, Arslanagic, Amina
, et al.
·
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