Currently, breast cancer appears to be the most widespread cancer in the world and the
most common cause of cancer deaths. This specific type of cancer affects women in both …

Telomerase was initially considered as a relevant factor distinguishing cancer from normal
cells. During detailed studies, it appeared that its expression and activity is not only limited to …

Telomerase is a specialized enzyme which maintains telomere length at the extreme end of
the chromosome. Over 90% of all cases of cancer show high expression of telomerase while …

Breast cancer is the most common malignancy among women. Current therapies for breast
tumors are based on the use of chemotherapeutic drugs that are quite toxic for the patients …

Telomerase is a ribonucleoprotein enzyme responsible for the elongation of telomeres at the
ends of chromosomes. It is widely expressed in most cancers, while absent from most …

The impact of cancer on humanity is huge and a great deal of research is going on
worldwide to find novel therapeutic targets. Telomerase is one such exciting target …

Current therapies for breast cancer include treatments that are toxic and often result in drug
resistance. Telomerase, a cellular reverse transcriptase that maintains the ends of …

Telomerase, an enzyme that confers immortality upon cells and that is active in the majority
of human tumors, has emerged as a powerful new marker and potential prognostic indicator …

Telomerase plays a significant role to maintain and regulate the telomere length, cellular
immortality and senescence by the addition of guanine-rich repetitive sequences. Chronic …

Telomeres are the terminal part of the chromosome containing a long repetitive and
noncodifying sequence that has as function protecting the chromosomes. In normal cells …