Treatment of glioma [36], lung [37], or pancreatic carcinoma cells [38] with curcumin has also been shown to cause a significant reduction of Cyclin B, along with CDK1, and Kuo et al. noted an additional decrease in the protein expression of Cyclin A in nasopharyngeal cancer cells [39]. Here, CDK1 is linked to exocrine pancreatic carcinoma.