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Apoptosis-coupled senescence causes cancer cell senotherapy

2023-09-23

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Although new generations of anti-cancer modalities have been accumulated involving immuno-oncology cancers remain prevailing. This implies the current understanding of cancer cell biology is far from satisfactory. Curation of cancers is extremely rare. We hypothesized what could be the easiest Achilles’ Hill of cancer cells such that simple administration can jab cancer cells to be knocked out. Of conspicuous diff...

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Literature Corpus work: 66d2f310-8183-5c5f-908f-45204ef0ea1a
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.22.558973

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