Expression of membrane HSP70 on tumor cells during cultivation in 3D cultures
V. V. Kostenko,
A. A. Boyko,
M. V. Grechikhina
et al.
Abstract:Heat shock proteins of the 70 kDa family (HSP70) are intracellular chaperones necessary for the cell to maintain protein homeostasis. In the cytosol, under normal conditions, these proteins promote the correct folding of proteins, preventing their aggregation, and are involved in protein transport and cell survival. Among the HSP70, there is a pool of stress-inducible proteins Hsp70, which significantly increases in response to a number of stress factors and facilitates cell recovery after stress. Tumor cells,… Show more
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