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Intermittent dietary methionine deprivation facilitates tumoral ferroptosis and synergizes with checkpoint blockade

Medicine and Health

Intermittent dietary methionine deprivation facilitates tumoral ferroptosis and synergizes with checkpoint blockade

Y. Xue, F. Lu, et al.

Discover how dietary methionine deprivation can enhance the effectiveness of ferroptosis-targeting therapy and cancer immunotherapy. This intriguing research by Ying Xue and colleagues uncovers the dual impact of methionine deprivation on tumor cells, providing insights that could revolutionize cancer treatment strategies.

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