Osteopontin derived from tumor-associated macrophages modulates radiosensitivity of oral squamous cell carcinoma via reactive oxygen species production
Hikaru Nakashima(Kumamoto University), Hideki Nakayama(The University of Tokyo), Yuichiro Matsuoka(Kumamoto Orthopedic Surgery Hospital), Kenta Kawahara(Kumamoto University), Shunsuke Gohara(Kumamoto University), Hidetaka Arita(Kumamoto University), Tomohiko Wakayama(Kumamoto University), Akiyuki Hirosue(Kumamoto University), K. Yamana(Kumamoto University), Ryoji Yoshida(Kumamoto University), Masatoshi Hirayama(Kumamoto University), Yoshikazu Kuwahara(Kagoshima University)
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Medicine and Pathology
May 15, 2025
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