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Monoterpenes as regulators of malignant cell proliferation
Raymond J. Hohl
Penn State Cancer Institute
Department of Medicine
Cancer Institute, Experimental Therapeutics
Division of Hematology and Oncology
One Health Microbiome Center
Department of Molecular and Precision Medicine
Penn State Neuroscience Institute
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Cell Proliferation
100%
Monoterpenes
100%
Malignant Cells
100%
Limonene
57%
Farnesyl Pyrophosphate
42%
Perillyl Alcohol
42%
Methionine
28%
Farnesylation
28%
Signal Transduction Pathway
14%
Protein Synthesis
14%
Farnesyl
14%
Protein Level
14%
Post-translational
14%
Metabolic
14%
Isoprene
14%
Protein Degradation
14%
Membrane Localization
14%
THP1
14%
Anticancer
14%
Isoprenylation
14%
Lovastatin
14%
Leukemia Cell Lines
14%
Anticarcinogenic Activity
14%
Mevalonic Acid
14%
Membrane Function
14%
Transferases
14%
Human-derived
14%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Proliferation
100%
Farnesyl Pyrophosphate
100%
Methionine
66%
Signal Transduction
33%
Enzyme
33%
Protein Biosynthesis
33%
Oxidoreductase
33%
Reductase
33%
Myeloid
33%
Anticancer
33%
Protein Degradation
33%
Isoprenylation
33%
Lovastatin
33%
Transferase
33%
HMG-CoA
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Limonene
100%
Farnesyl Diphosphate
75%
Perillyl Alcohol
75%
Methionine
50%
Enzymes
25%
Leukemia
25%
Protein Farnesyltransferase
25%
Mevalonic Acid
25%
Mevinolin
25%
Hydroxymethylglutaryl Coenzyme A Reductase
25%