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Mara Barone

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Cancer cell biology

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|Sep 09, 2022

Transforming Growth Factor-Beta Signaling in Cancer-Induced Cachexia: From Molecular Pathways to the Clinics.

Rita Balsano, Zita Kruize, Martina Lunardi

|Apr 12, 2022

Apelin Resistance Contributes to Muscle Loss during Cancer Cachexia in Mice.

Andrea David Re Cecconi, Mara Barone, Mara Forti

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