Are bacteria of the Burkholderia cepacia complex cyanogenic under biofilm and colonial growth conditions?
All species in the Bcc are cyanogenic when grown as surface attached colonies or as biofilms.
TWEAK/Fn14 pathway may play a role in the development of squamous cervical carcinoma, in which the reduced level of TWEAK could promote the progression and invasion of cervical cancer. An increase in Fn14 may reflect a compensatory response to decreased TWEAK and may provide a novel therapeutic target for human cervical cancer treatment or a biomarker for cervical cancer diagnosis.