The role of ZEB1 in the inflammation‐induced promotion of EMT in HNSCC

Abstract

Our recent investigations indicate that inflammatory mediators are potent regulators of EMT in HNSCC. This is the first report indicating the role of ZEB1 in the inflammation-induced promotion of EMT in HNSCC. This newly defined pathway for transcriptional regulation of E-cadherin in HNSCC has important implications for targeted chemoprevention and therapy.

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