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Name: glutathione photostability A rational design of a cancer-specific and lysosome-targeted fluorescence nanoprobe for imaging in living cells Small Molecule Fluorescent Probes for – How to Regenerate Glutathione Resin
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The DTP phenotype is characterized by a quiescent or slow-cell-cycle reversible state of the cancer cell subpopulation and inert specialization to stimuli, which tolerates anticancer drug exposure to some extent through the interaction of multiple underlying mechanisms and recovering growth and proliferation after drug withdrawal, ultimately leading to treatment resistance and cancer recurrence