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Cancer: Out of air is not out of action

Starving cancers of oxygen would seem to be a good way of killing them, but the presence of oxygen-deprived areas in tumours appears to correlate with poor prognosis. A molecular explanation for this has now been found.

Lance A. Liotta | L. Liotta | D. Bottaro | Donald P. Bottaro

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