Integrative analyses of gene expression and chemosensitivity of patient-derived ovarian cancer spheroids link G6PD-driven redox metabolism to cisplatin chemoresistance.

Integrative analyses of gene expression and chemosensitivity of patient-derived ovarian cancer spheroids link G6PD-driven redox metabolism to cisplatin chemoresistance.
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对患者来源的卵巢癌球体的基因表达和化疗敏感性的综合分析将 G6PD 驱动的氧化还原代谢与顺铂化疗耐药性联系起来。

DOI:
10.1016/j.canlet.2021.08.018
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发表时间:
2021
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Cancer Lett.
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*Okamoto K.
*Okamoto K.
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Yamawaki K;Mori Y Sakai H;Kanda Y;Shiokawa D;Ueda U;Ishiguro T;Yoshihara K;Nagasaka K;Onda T;Kato T;Kondo T;Enomoto T;*Okamoto K.

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