Possibilities for preventive and personalized therapy of cancer by drugs screening
This study developed a thiol-disulfide system screening method to personalize treatments for endometriosis and cancer, demonstrating improved therapeutic efficacy and reduced adverse effects through biomarker-guided drug selection.
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This study developed a drug screening method based on the thiol-disulfide system to predict therapeutic efficacy and safety across various diseases. Researchers analyzed blood samples from over 1,200 patients with conditions including chronic hepatitis C, viral infections, endometriosis, and several types of cancer using spectrophotometry to measure SH- and SS-groups. The results indicated that this biomarker approach significantly improved treatment outcomes for endometriosis by doubling efficiency in hormonal therapy compared to standard protocols, while also enhancing responses in hepatitis C and non-small cell lung cancer. Relevance to endometriosis: explicitly studied as one of the conditions treated with personalized hormonal therapy, demonstrating a two-fold increase in treatment efficiency when guided by the thiol-disulfide biomarker test.
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