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Multi-target effects of flavonoids as PPARG agonists in TCGA cancers

2022-11-18

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PPARG (peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors gamma) is a nuclear receptor protein superfamily member, PPARG agonists have been proven to have broad anticancer properties in experimental studies. Associated clinical oncology investigations have been widely conducted, but no good relevant findings have been reported thus far. This might be caused by the limitations of a few cancer types of clinical studies. Si...

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10.32388/iglpw3
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