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Epigenetics of cancer-associated muscle catabolism

25 Sept 2017

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Cancer patients are commonly affected by cachexia, a wasting process involving muscle and fat. Specifically, loss of the muscle compartment has been associated with poor prognosis and suboptimal response to therapy. Nutritional support has been ineffective in treating this process leading to investigations into the underlying molecular processes governing muscle catabolism. In this commentary, we discuss the...

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PMID: 28942676
DOI: 10.2217/epi-2017-0058

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