P10.33.A TARGETED INHIBITION OF THREE MAJOR PROLIFERATION PATHWAYS IN GLIOBLASTOMA INDUCES SENESCENCE THROUGH A MITOCHONDRIA-DEPENDENT MECHANISM
Chrysiida Baltira(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Olaf van Tellingen(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Isabel Mayayo‐Peralta(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), René Bernards(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Feray Alkan(Dutch Cancer Society), Mark C. de Gooijer(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Bram Thijssen(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Anna Their(Dutch Cancer Society), Onno B. Bleijerveld(Oncode Institute), Fleur Jochems(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Hans Janßen(KU Leuven), Kimberley Pello(Dutch Cancer Society), D M Fedorushkova(Dutch Cancer Society), Joana Silva(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), MJ Guillén‐Navarro(Dutch Cancer Society), William J. Faller(Oncode Institute)
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