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Zebrafish as a model to investigate the effects of exercise in cancer

2018-03-09

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Emerging data indicates that exercise may regulate cancer pathogenesis, but the mechanisms underpinning how it regulates the tumor as well as surrounding microenvironment are poorly understood. Dissecting this complex, highly integrated physiology requires model systems which accurately recapitulate key aspects of human response to exercise, yet permit rapid and unbiased genetic interrogation of relevant pathways....

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8684fc67-a2c0-5963-92b3-ccde67adfedb
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10.1101/279232
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