Do cXC-chemokines stimulate invasion and chemotaxis in prostate carcinoma cells through the CXCR2 receptor?
These results suggest that the CXC-chemokines stimulate migration and invasion in part by altering the activation state of the beta(1) integrins. The CXC-chemokines act on prostate carcinoma cells through the CXCR2 receptor to promote behavior important for metastasis, and as such may be important in prostate carcinoma progression and metastasis.
When single indication of induction of labor with prostaglandins is considered, advanced maternal age represents a significant independent risk factor for cesarean delivery.