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| Evidence | Reference |
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Pros | | |
| PPAR expression is enhanced in colon cancer cells | [43] |
| PPAR expression is repressed by the APC gene | [44] |
| PPAR expression increases as tumor progresses | [45] |
| PPAR genetic disruption decreases tumorigenicity of colorectal cancer cells | [46] |
| PPAR activation accelerates intestinal adenoma growth in Min mice | [47] |
| HCT116 cells exhibit decreased ability to form xenograft tumors | [46] |
| Dietary fish oil/pectin protects against radiation-enhanced colon cancer by upregulating apoptosis, in part, | [48] |
| through PPAR suppression |
| PPAR expression levels are correlated with advanced pathological tumor stage in tumor patients | [49] |
| PPAR-targeted removal of a hub node of the angiogenic network markedly impairs angiogenesis | [49] |
| and tumor growth in mice |
| Inhibition of PPAR function reduces growth of epithelial ovarian cancer | [50] |
| Activation of PPAR upregulates VEGF in colon cancer cells | [51] |
| PPAR activation stimulates the proliferation of human breast and prostate cancer cell lines | [52] |
| indirectly transactivates PPAR promoting cell survival and intestinal adenoma formation | [53] |
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Cons | | |
| PPAR-null Min mice exhibit increased predisposition to intestinal tumorigenesis | [54] |
| PPAR-deficient mice show higher polyp formation | [55] |
| PPAR agonists do not increase cell growth in human cancer cell lines | [56] |
| PPAR is dispensable for polyp formation in the intestine and colon of Min mice | [36] |
| RNA interference against Ppard promotes proliferation of HCT116 cells | [57] |
| Lung tumorigenesis is attenuated in mice
with disrupted Ppard | [58] |
| PPAR does not modify impaired mismatch repair-induced neoplasia | [59] |
| PPAR promotes differentiation, inhibiting cell proliferation in keratinocytes | [60] |
| PPAR ligands inhibit TNFα-induced expression of the vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 and | [61] |
| E-selectin in HUVEC, preventing inflammation |
| Inhibition of colon carcinogenesis by a PPAR agonist in an azoxymethane mouse model | [62] |
| PPAR activators inhibit TNF-induced endothelial inflammation, in part by interfering with | [63] |
| the NF-κB signaling pathway |
| PPAR activation by a PPAR agonist produces no change in colon cancer cell growth | [52] |
| PPAR activation by GW0742 inhibits colon polyp multiplicity in mice, | [64] |
| but not in mice |
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