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Parasite-microbe-host interactions and cancer risk

15 Aug 2019

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Can natural selection act on parasites to compromise barriers to cancer?Characterizing the factors that disrupt the cellular barriers to cancer (e.g., cell-cycle arrest, apoptosis, repression of telomerase, cell adhesion, and asymmetric cell division) and are essential to oncogenesis is necessary to identify targets for therapeutic interventions [1].Exacerbating causes can contribute to cancer by compromising...

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PMID: 31415672
DOI: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1007912

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