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ABSTRACT FOR JUDGMENT<br />

Required for ALL projects, used for judgment and should contain 500 words maximum.<br />

ID: 102<br />

Booth:<br />

Project Title: TARGETED CANCER THERAPY STUDY: ANTIPROLIFERATIVE EFFECT OF CHR 6494<br />

TRIFLUOROACETATE ON BREAST CANCER<br />

Student(s)´s name(s): Ege Aral KARABULUT, Eylül Nehar KARABULUT<br />

Project research area (according to MOSTRATEC website): Medicine and Health/ Diseases diagnosis and<br />

treatment<br />

Country: Turkey<br />

ABSTRACT FOR JUDGMENT<br />

(type here)<br />

Breast cancer is a cancer type which is seen most commonly among women all<br />

around the world. It is a complex and heterogeneous disease and is divided into<br />

many subtypes (Cetin and Topcul, 2014). Cytotoxic chemotherapy has an<br />

important part of cancer treatment, however it imposes some restrictions. As in<br />

all types of cancers; surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are the<br />

conventional methods used in the treatment also in breast cancer. Since these<br />

methods have some restrictions, it is difficult to treat the disease completely. In<br />

recent years, new methods are being developed in order not only to overcome<br />

these restrictions and but also to increase the therapeutic effectiveness at the<br />

same (Topcul and Cetin, 2013). In this context, targeted treatments offer a<br />

promising approach. The targeted medications used in the targeted treatments<br />

describe new generation anticancer medications designed to be able to<br />

intervene to specific molecular targets having a critical role particularly in tumor<br />

growth and tumor development (Sawyers, 2004). Targeting not only cancer<br />

cells but also healthy tissues generates many adverse effects that decrease the<br />

life quality of patient. Together with, the conventional chemotherapy applied to<br />

patients is palliative treatment as much as it is medical. In this study, it is aimed<br />

to investigate the antiproliferative effects of CHR 6494 trifluoroacetate was<br />

evaluated on MCF-7 cell line. For this purpose cell index values obtained from<br />

xCELLigence RTCA (Real-Time Cell Analysis) DP instrument, mitotic index and<br />

apoptotic index analysis among cell kinetic parameters were used. 10 microM,<br />

25 microM, 50 microM, 75 microM and 100 microM concentrations of inhibitor<br />

applied to cells 0-72 hours with using xCELLigence RTCA. Cell index values<br />

obtained from xCelligence real-time cell analysis system showed that CHR<br />

6494 trifluoroacetate has antiproliferative effects on MCF-7 cell lines<br />

significantly. These values also showed that while 10 microM, 25 microM, 50<br />

microM, 75 microM inhibitor doses have cytostatic effect, 10 microM has DNA<br />

damaging effect on MCF-7 for 72 h. For mitotic and apoptotic index optimum<br />

dose (100 microM) was used obtained from xCELLigence RTCA. While mitotic


index values decreased apoptotic index values increased significantly at time<br />

dependent manner.<br />

Key words: Targeted treatement, CHR 6494 trifluoroacetate, breast cancer,<br />

MCF-7

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