Iron-Activated Molecules Target Metastatic Cancer Cells

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Medical Research · 1 month ago

Summary: A study in Nature reveals iron-activated molecules’ potential against treatment-resistant cancer via ferroptosis, regulated by iron, critical in combating metastatic cancers. By inducing ferroptosis with small molecules, there’s a new targeted therapy to combat drug-tolerant persister cells.

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