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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Semin Cancer Biol. 2015 May 5;35 Suppl:S151–S184. doi: 10.1016/j.semcancer.2015.03.006

Table I. Cross validation of Targets.

Prioritized targets evaluated for known effects in other cancer hallmark areas.

Potential targets for
inflammation1
Inhibit
Cox-2
Inhibit NF-
κB
Block
MIF
Block
TNFα
Block
iNOS
Block
AKT
Inhibit
CXC
chemokines

Other hallmarks
Genomic Instability + [681] + [682] 0 0 0 + [683685] 0
Sustained Proliferative Signaling + [686688] + [689691] + [54, 692] + [693, 694] + [695] + [696] + [697]
Evasion of Anti-growth Signaling + [698, 699] 0 + [53, 700] + [701, 702] + [703] + [704] + [705]
Resistance to Apoptosis + [706] + [707] + [708] + [709] + [710] + [711] + [712]
Replicative Immortality + [713715] +/− [716718] + [719, 720] + [721] 0 + [711, 722, 723] 0
Deregulated Metabolism + [724] + [725727] 0 + [728731] + [732, 733] + [234, 734736] 0
Immune System Evasion + [737, 738] + [739] + [740] − [44] 0 + [741] +/− [742]
Angiogenesis − [743] +/− [744, 745] + [54, 55, 746] +/− [154] − [747] + [748] +/− [749]
Tissue Invasion and Metastasis + [750753] + [754] + [755, 756] + [757] + [758] + [759] + [760]
Tumor Microenvironment + [761] + [762] + [763] + [764] +/− [765] + [766, 767] +/− [768, 769]
1

Targets that were found to have complementary, anticarcinogenic actions reported in another hallmark area were indicated with “+“, while targets that were found to have procarcinogenic actions in another hallmark area were indicated with “−”. In instances where reports on relevant actions in other hallmark areas were mixed (i.e., reports showing both anticarcinogenic potential and procarcinogenic potential), the symbol “+/− ” was used. Finally, in instances where no literature support was found to document the relevance of a target in a particular aspect of cancer's biology, we documented this as “0”. These cross-hallmark relationships are reported in the first eleven columns of the table. The number of anticarcinogenic, procarcinogenic and mixed cross-hallmark relationships for each target have been summed and are reported in the last three columns of the table.