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Chrysin treatment is associated with altered microrna expression and reduced levels of HPV16 E6 protein in caski cervical cancer cells

Aug 2026 · Medical Oncology · Vol 43 · 0 citations · 64 references
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It is indicated that chrysin treatment is associated with selective cytotoxicity and concurrent modulation of HPV16 E6 protein levels and several cancer-related miRNAs in CaSki cells.

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