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T. Gronroos

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Ovarian cancers with low CIP2A tumor expression constitute an APR-246 sensitive disease subtype

A. N. Cvrljevic, U. Butt, K. Huhtinen, T. Gronroos, C. Bockelman, H. Lassus, K. Kaipio, A. Ristimaki, T. Arsiola, T. D. Laajala, D. Connolly, O. Carpen, J. Pouwels, J. Westermarck

The paper identifies ovarian cancers with low CIP2A expression as a subtype sensitive to APR-246, a ROS-inducing compound, and shows CIP2A's role in modulating NF-kB activity and drug response.

bioRxiv · Mar 31, 2021Cancer Biology

CIP2A interacts with TopBP1 and is selectively essential for DNA damage-induced basal-like breast cancer tumorigenesis

A. Laine, S. Nagelli, C. Farrington, U. Butt, A. Cvrljevic, J. Vainonen, T. Gronroos, P. Gautam, S. Khan, H. Sihto, X. Qiao, D. Connolly, P. Kronqvist, J. Maurer, K. Wennerberg, , J. Westermarck

This study identifies CIP2A as a subtype-specific driver of DNA damage-induced basal-like breast cancer, showing its role in checkpoint signaling and therapeutic vulnerability.

bioRxiv · Aug 27, 2020Cancer Biology