Stiffening of Cancer Cell Membranes Is a Key Biophysical Mechanism of Primary and Tertiary Cancer Prevention with Green Tea Polyphenols
Masami Suganuma(Saitama University), Tatsuro Watanabe(Saga University), Hiroshi Yoshikawa(Osaka Gakuin University), Takahisa Matsuzaki(Saitama University), Pattama Wongsirisin(Saitama Cancer Center), Anchalee Rawangkan(University of Phayao), Naritaka Kobayashi(Saitama University)
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