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The Radiosensitizing Potential of CC-115, PIK-75 and M3814 DNA-PK Inhibitors for Breast Cancer Targeted Radiotherapy

2026-05-12

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NHEJ is one of the preferred DNA-damage repairing mechanisms for human cells, due to its rapid onset and activity throughout the cell cycle. It is, nevertheless, error prone and highly relevant in numerous oncological malignancies. In the recent years, it gained a lot of attention as a target either for cancer treatment or synergetic strategies, as pharmacological- and radio-sensitization approaches. This study ev...

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Literature Corpus work: f19dd45a-8600-5596-b093-4bff4823331b
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202605.0803.v1

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