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Autophagy-targeting peptidomimetics as potent anti-proliferative therapeutic candidates against ovarian cancer

Yu et al., 2024

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Yu Y
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Ovarian cancer, recognized as one of the most lethal gynecological malignancies, is characterized by an absence of early-stage biomarkers and efficacious therapeutic interventions, resulting in unfavorable prognoses. Predominantly, 90% of ovarian …
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