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[Expression characteristics of GLUT10 in breast cancer and its mechanism in mediating cisplatin resistance].

Aug 2026 · Zhonghua zhong liu za zhi [Chinese journal of oncology] · Vol 48 8, pp. 954-962 · 0 citations
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GLUT10 is highly expressed in breast cancer and mediates cisplatin resistance by regulating ROS levels, suggesting it may serve as a novel therapeutic target for reversing drug resistance in breast cancer.

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