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Yiyi Ji1, Cheng-Wei Ju2, Lei Chen3
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La progresión del cáncer de próstata neuroendocrino (CPN) está impulsada por una vía de serotonina interna. La inhibición de la síntesis de serotonina con carbidopa reduce eficazmente el crecimiento tumoral y mejora la supervivencia en modelos de CPN.
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