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Restoring p53 Function and Silencing REV3L Suppresses the Cancerous Metabolic Phenotype in Cisplatin Treated Human Non-Small Lung Carcinoma Cells

2017-10-10

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Lung cancer is one of the deadliest cancers in the world accounting for over one-quarter of all cancer-related deaths, but in many cases, the cancer can develop a resistance to the cisplatin-based chemotherapies. It is well known that cancer cells exhibit the Warburg effect and some studies have suggested that cancer cell metabolism may be linked to cisplatin resistance. In this study, the effects of tumor suppres...

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a6d69092-16e3-5a4a-b1f0-d1afd5094ad3
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10.1101/200816
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