Co-inhibition of glutaminolysis and one carbon metabolism promotes ROS accumulation leading to enhancement of chemotherapeutic efficacy in anaplastic thyroid cancer
Sungsoon Fang(Yonsei University), Seok‐Mo Kim(Gangnam Severance Hospital)
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