Brazilian Tree Branches Yield New Triterpene With Selective Activity Against Leukemia Cells
Chemists isolated a never-before-seen lupane triterpene and a leukemia-selective compound from the branches of a traditional Brazilian medicinal shrub.
Chemists isolated a never-before-seen lupane triterpene and a leukemia-selective compound from the branches of a traditional Brazilian medicinal shrub.
New research shows that blocking the NOTCH1 signaling pathway prevents leukemia cells from degrading the CD19 antigen, making them far ...
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