so that means p53 might be involved and also the fas pathway? what other major mechanisms does it involve?
glucocorticoid - anticancer MOA
Hi,
What is the MOA of glucocorticoid in the treatment against cancer? Which is more predominantly associated with it - inhibition of connective tissue proliferation or apoptosis? :sleepy: Thanks so much in advance!
What is the MOA of glucocorticoid in the treatment against cancer? Which is more predominantly associated with it - inhibition of connective tissue proliferation or apoptosis? :sleepy: Thanks so much in advance!
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