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Fasting improves anticancer immunosurveillance via autophagy induction in malignant cells — Federico Pietrocola (2016) | RDL Network
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Fasting improves anticancer immunosurveillance via autophagy induction in malignant cells
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Fasting improves anticancer immunosurveillance via autophagy induction in malignant cells
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2016
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Authors
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Federico Pietrocola
JP
Jonathan Pol
Guido Guido Kroemer
Abstract
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Fasting, meaning the total absence of caloric uptake coupled to ad libitum access to water, is one strategy that may reduce tumor growth in preclinical models, in mice. Thus, depending on the cance...
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