nf κb inhibitor jsh 23 (MedChemExpress)
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Nf κb Inhibitor Jsh 23, supplied by MedChemExpress, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 97/100, based on 224 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Tissue-specific fibroblast lipid cues impose the rate of epithelial cancer invasion
Journal: Nature Metabolism
doi: 10.1038/s42255-026-01514-y
Figure Legend Snippet: a , SM metabolic pathway and inhibitors targeting enzymes. b – d , Spheroid invasion of oSCC with control media (grey), 5 µM SM (blue) or 5 µM SM and 20 µM imipramine (yellow) ( b ), oral FB secretomes (grey), with 20 µM imipramine (blue) or 20 µM imipramine and 2 µM S1P (yellow) ( c ) and oral FB secretomes (grey), with 2 µM PF543 (blue) or 2 µM PF543 and 2 µM S1P ( d ) (two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test, n = 6 replicates, two cell lines, two independent experiments). e , S1P immunofluorescence quantification of FADU control (grey), dermal (yellow) and oral (blue) FB secretomes (two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test, n = 6 replicates, three independent FB secretomes). f , Immunofluorescence images of FADU + dermal (left) or oral (right) FB secretomes; blue, Hoechst; orange, phalloidin; green, S1P; scale bar, 20 µm (representative images from n = 6 biologically independent wells). g , Spheroid invasion of oSCC cells treated with oral FB secretomes (grey) with 5 µM S1PR1 inhibitor (S1PR1i, ponesimod, blue) or 10 µM S1PR3 inhibitor (S1PR3i, TY-52156, yellow; Kruskal–Wallis, Dunn’s multiple comparisons, n = 5 replicates). h , Spheroid invasion of oSCC treated with oral FB secretomes (grey) with 20 µM STAT3 inhibitor (STAT3i, STX-0119, blue), 10 µM NF-κB inhibitor (NF-κBi; JSH-23, yellow) or 2 µM AKT inhibitor (AKTi; MK-2206, red; Kruskal–Wallis, Dunn’s multiple comparisons, n = 5 replicates). i , Western blot of STAT3, phospho-STAT3 Tyr705 , B-actin in oSCC (FADU) + dermal or oral FB secretomes, ±PF543, S1P rescue, S1PR1 inhibitor (ponesimod) or STAT3 inhibitor (STX-0119); numbers represent normalized pSTAT3 to total STAT3 fold change relative to oral FB secretomes, run on separate blots with independent loading controls under identical conditions (western blots representative of two independent experiments). j , oSCC basal respiration in oSCC cells treated with oral FB secretomes ± lipid stripping (Cleanascite, blue, 24 h; OCR, oxygen consumption rate; n = 24 replicates in two cell lines treated with three FB secretomes, two independent experiments, two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test). k , Mitochondrial activity in oSCC cell lines treated with oral FB secretomes (blue) measured by membrane potential-dependent immunofluorescence (two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test, n = 8 replicates, two independent cell lines). l , Mitochondrial abundance in oSCC cell lines treated with oral FB secretomes (blue) measured by immunofluorescence (two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test, n = 8 replicates, two independent cell lines). m , Basal respiration in oSCC cells treated with combinations of oral FB secretomes, 20 µM imipramine, 2 µM S1P or 20 µM STAT3i (STX-0119; n = 5 independent replicates, two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test). n , Subcutaneous tumour growth rate in NSG mice injected with oSCC UMSCC01 (grey), UMSCC01 + dermal FBs (oSCC + dermal FB, yellow) or UMSCC01 + oral FBs (oSCC + oral FB, blue; two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test, n = 7 per group). o , Ki67 proliferation quantification in oSCC (grey), oSCC + dermal FB (yellow) and oSCC + oral FBs (blue) tumours (two-sided Mann–Whitney U- test, n = 14, two measurements per tumour). p , Kaplan–Meier survival curve of oSCC (black) and oSCC + oral FBs (blue; n = 7 per group, two-sided Mantel–Cox test). Box plots show minimum to maximum values (error bars), the box indicates 25th and 75th percentiles, and the line denotes the median.
Techniques Used: Control, MANN-WHITNEY, Immunofluorescence, Western Blot, Stripping Membranes, Activity Assay, Membrane, Injection
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