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Epigenetic Regulation of Cancer Cell Plasticity and Its Impact on Therapy Resistance

2025-01-02

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Cancer cell plasticity is a phenomenon that allows cancer cells to change their phenotype in response to alterations in their microenvironment. This flexibility promotes tumor progression and facilitates the emergence of therapy-resistant cells. Plasticity of cancer stem cells is critical for their ability to help tumors overcome sensitivity to therapies and metastasize. Epigenetic modifications like DNA methylati...

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10.20944/preprints202501.0010.v1
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