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Polyamines and cancer: implications for chemotherapy and chemoprevention.
Shannon L. Nowotarski
, Patrick M. Woster
, Robert A. Casero
Division of Science (Berks)
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Chemotherapy
100%
Chemoprevention
100%
Polyamines
100%
Polyamine Pathway
44%
Clinical Trials
11%
Tumor
11%
Recent Advances
11%
Metabolism
11%
Tumor Growth
11%
Eukaryotes
11%
Lung Cancer
11%
Breast Cancer
11%
Physiological Condition
11%
Colon Cancer
11%
Cell Growth
11%
Prostate Cancer
11%
Intracellular Concentration
11%
Catabolism
11%
Biosynthetic Enzymes
11%
Neoplasia
11%
Cell Development
11%
Polyamine Biosynthesis
11%
Skin Cancer
11%
Transport System
11%
Dynamic Networks
11%
Rate-limiting Enzyme
11%
Polyamine Metabolism
11%
Dysregulated
11%
Precise Regulation
11%
Ongoing Clinical Trials
11%
Pathway-specific
11%
Organic Cation
11%
Drug Clinical Trial
11%
Catabolic Enzymes
11%
Elevated Levels
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Malignant Neoplasm
100%
Chemoprophylaxis
100%
Polyamine
100%
Chemotherapy
100%
Clinical Trial
14%
Biosynthesis
14%
Enzymes
14%
Neoplasm
7%
Tumor Progression
7%
Breast Cancer
7%
Prostate Cancer
7%
Lung Cancer
7%
Cell Growth
7%
Cell Maturation
7%
Growth, Development and Aging
7%
Skin Cancer
7%
Tumor
7%
Colon Carcinoma
7%
Polyamine Metabolism
7%
Cation
7%
Catabolism
7%