… in breast cancer is that estrogen promotes the survival of ER + breast cancer cells by … growth
and could prove beneficial for ER + breast cancer treatment. Recently, we have identified a …

… First, potential estrogenicity should be assessed for materials that play critical roles in our
society, such as fuels, drugs and plastics» and for any proposed substitute agents. Second, the …

… breast cancer—like estrogen, insulin, and leptin—have provided clues to why excess body
weight appears to encourage breast cancer … fat tissue, such as estrogen, insulin, and insulin-…

… any cancer. This review documents the clinical use of estrogen for breast cancer treatment
or estrogen replacement … The fact that estrogen is implicated as the “fuel for the fire” of breast …

Here, we show that tamoxifen resistance is induced by cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs).
Coculture of estrogen receptor positive (ER+) MCF7 cells with fibroblasts induces …

… ’ by deriving fuel, … oestrogen regulation of mt function remain largely undefined [10,11].
Recent studies showed that growing MCF-7 luminal A, oestrogen receptor α (ERα)+ breast cancer …

… These studies indicated that an upregulation of 17βHSD1 and/or loss of 17βHSD2 could
possibly contribute to the maintenance of high estrogens than subsequently fuel carcinoma …

… We propose here that the complex breast cancer model can be understood by comparing it
… about breast cancer biology, the two main power sources in breast cancer are the oestrogen …

… During oxidative phosphorylation single electrons derived from metabolic fuels flow along
the electron transport chain to the final electron acceptor, molecular oxygen, which is reduced …

… and estrogen biosynthesis … breast cancer, highlighting the different molecular mechanisms
and metabolic pathways involved in aromatase regulation, estrogen production and breast …