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Vitamin E analogues as prototypic mitochondria-targeting anti-cancer agents

Dong et al., 2014

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12234958775110656946
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Dong L
Neuzil J
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Mitochondria: The Anti-Cancer Target for the Third Millennium

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Mitochondria have emerged recently as a novel, intriguing target for anti-caner drugs, owing largely to their importance for proper growth of cancer cells. Destabilization of mitochondria often results in the induction of apoptosis in cancer cells that, consequently, may translate …
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