Cells drug resistance
Cells Drug Resistance focuses on identifying and understanding cellular mechanisms that may reduce the effectiveness of certain medicines, particularly anticancer therapies.
Some cells may naturally be less sensitive to a treatment, while others can develop resistance over time. These changes may involve genetic mutations, alterations in cellular pathways, changes in drug transport, or other mechanisms that allow cells to survive treatment.
Our approach to cellular drug resistance involves examining how cells respond to therapeutic agents and identifying factors that may contribute to reduced treatment sensitivity. Understanding these mechanisms can help researchers and healthcare professionals make more informed decisions about treatment strategies and the development of new therapeutic approaches.
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