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Cells with low levels of bioavailable Cu or Fe are susceptible to selective killing by chelation therapy to reduce Cu or Fe-dependent cell growth and proliferation, revealing a disease-relevant metal landscape that can be leveraged for new therapeutics chemistry.princeton.edu/news/chang-l... 2/end
Jan 16, 2025
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Chang Lab develops copper detection tool, finds possible chelation target for lung cancer – Princeton University Department of Chemistry
Chris Chang