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The Senescence-Polyploid Giant Cancer Cells-Polyamine Axis: A Pharmacological Nexus Driving Angiogenesis and Drug Resistance in Cancer

2026-01-23

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Angiogenesis is a physiological process that facilitates malignancy and remains a key feature of cancer biology. Anti-angiogenic therapies targeting the VEGF pathway initially showed clinical promise. However, their long-term efficacy has been limited by tumour recurrence and complex resistance mechanisms. These failures continue to reveal significant conceptual gaps in understanding angiogenesis as a flexible, ad...

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e869950e-6002-5f8b-9694-aebbf7a1f3cc
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10.22541/au.176916440.02425728/v1
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