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Overexpressed CD24 and CD47 Indicate a Worse Prognosis in Cervical Cancer. [PDF]
Yu M +6 more
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Cancer Biology of GSPT1: Mechanisms and Targeted Therapy Opportunities of Molecular Glue Degraders
This review systemically summarizes the structure, expression, regulatory networks, and isoform‐specific signaling of GSPT1 in cancers. According to the integration of GSPT1 targeted therapies, current challenges of GSPT1 targeted therapies are further analyzed, and provide therapeutic opportunities for the application of GSPT1 degraders in precision ...
Qiqi Lin +8 more
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Enhancing cervical cancer diagnosis with ensemble learning and shark optimization algorithm: comparative study of CT and MRI in cervical cancer diagnosis. [PDF]
Alshdaifat EH +11 more
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This study presents a novel microscopic imaging system capable of rapid, section‐free scanning of irregular tissue surfaces, delivering high sensitivity for detecting cancer cell clusters during intraoperative tumor margin assessment. Abstract Rapid and accurate intraoperative examination of tumor margins is crucial for precise surgical treatment, yet ...
Zhicheng Shao +17 more
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Novel Treatment Concepts for Cervical Cancer-Moving Towards Personalized Therapy. [PDF]
Danisch M +6 more
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A solid self‐emulsifying (SSE) platform is loaded with peptide antigens and CpG to form the SSE vaccine. An ApoE‐enriched corona promotes dendritic cell internalization, enabling antigen presentation and T cell activation. Squalene from the SSE also sensitizes T cells by promoting lipid raft formation.
Xueying Shen +8 more
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From inflammation to invasion: neutrophils in cervical cancer pathogenesis. [PDF]
Obeagu EI.
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Validating self-reported cervical cancer screening among women leaving jails
Shelby Webb +4 more
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Utilizing PDO, cell lines and cervical cancer xenograft (CDX) models, the study demonstrate both in vitro and in vivo that the metabolite of L. crispatus, erucic acid, can modulate the proliferation, migration and invasion of cervical cancer by activating the PPAR‐δ pathway.
Qianwei Zhen +8 more
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