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Chaperoning the Cancer: The Proteostatic Functions of the Heat Shock Proteins in Cancer
18 Nov 2016
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BACKGROUND: Protein homeostasis (proteostasis) is vital for the survival of cells in physiological and pathological conditions. Particularly, cancer cells are in constant state of cellular stress due to rapid proliferation and decreased quality control in proteosynthesis and therefore, are exceedingly dependent on the homeostasis pathways. Among the complex biological mechanisms regulating proteostasis are the...
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