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Targeting MicroRNA Blocks Drug Tolerance in Some Cancers
Cancer researchers have suggested that by exploiting the link between a specific microRNA and the tricarboxylic acid energy-producing cycle it may be possible to prevent or reverse the development of drug tolerance or resistance by non-small-cell lung carcinomas. More...15 Apr 2019
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