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At nanomolar concentrations of H 2 O 2 , Prxs seem to be more active, given their higher intracellular concentration and rate constant (18)

kras mutation and glutathion glynac G12 mutant alleles differentially control glutamine metabolism via FOXO1 The roles of KRAS in

Asghar M, Omar RA, Yahya R, Yap AU, Ali ZA, Chua KY, Azzahari AD

kras mutation and glutathion glynac G12 mutant alleles differentially control glutamine metabolism via FOXO1 The roles of KRAS in

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kras mutation and glutathion glynac G12 mutant alleles differentially control glutamine metabolism via FOXO1 The roles of KRAS in

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kras mutation and glutathion glynac G12 mutant alleles differentially control glutamine metabolism via FOXO1 The roles of KRAS in

However, very high intakes of PEITC or BITC (25 to 250 times higher than average human dietary isothiocyanate intakes) have been found to promote bladder cancer in rats when given after cancer initiation by a chemical carcinogen (70)

kras mutation and glutathion glynac G12 mutant alleles differentially control glutamine metabolism via FOXO1 The roles of KRAS in

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kras mutation and glutathion glynac G12 mutant alleles differentially control glutamine metabolism via FOXO1 The roles of KRAS in
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