Tumor- and host-derived heparanase-2 (Hpa2) attenuates tumorigenicity: role of Hpa2 in macrophage polarization and BRD7 nuclear localization

Keyphrases

• Bromodomain-containing Protein 7 100%
• Cancer Progression 5%
• Cell nucleus 5%
• Cervical Carcinoma 11%
• Cervical Carcinoma Cells 11%
• Heparan Sulfate 5%
• Heparanase 5%
• Heparanase 2 100%
• Host Specificity 100%
• Human Pathology 5%
• KO Mice 5%
• M1/M2 Phenotype 5%
• Macrophage Polarization 100%
• Macrophages 11%
• Missense mutation 5%
• Nuclear Localization 100%
• Overexpressing 5%
• Overexpression 5%
• Pro-tumorigenic 5%
• Prolonged Survival 5%
• Recruitment System 5%
• SiHa 11%
• SiHa Cells 5%
• Small Tumor 5%
• Staining Intensity 5%
• Translocated 5%
• Tumor 11%
• Tumor Grade 5%
• Tumor Growth 5%
• Tumor Suppressor 17%
• Tumor Xenograft 11%
• Tumor-derived 100%
• Tumorigenicity 100%
• Urofacial Syndrome 5%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Carcinoma Cell 100%
• Cell Nucleus 50%
• Knockout Mouse 50%
• Macrophage 100%
• Macrophage Polarization 100%
• Missense Mutation 50%
• Staining 50%
• Xenograft 100%