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Parasites as negative regulators of cancer

28 Sept 2018

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Several environmental factors (chemical, physical, and biological) can cause the initiation, promotion, and progression of cancer. Regarding the biological factors, several studies have found that infections caused by some bacteria, viruses and protozoan, and helminth parasites are related to carcinogenesis. However, in recent years a different approach has been implemented on the antitumor impact of parasitic...

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PMID: 30266743
DOI: 10.1042/bsr20180935

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