Sabnis et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Mechanisms of chemoresistance and approaches to overcome its impact in gynecologic cancersSabnis et al., 2021
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- Sabnis N
- Mathew E
- Dossou A
- Zheng A
- Nagarajan B
- Fudala R
- Lacko A
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- Overcoming Drug Resistance in Gynecologic Cancers
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Gynecologic cancers (GC) affect millions of women of all ages globally each year. Apart from a crucial economic impact of these cancers on a society, it affects the emotional, physical, material, and social well-being of survivors and their kinfolks as well. GC diagnostics is often …
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