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Review Article

Progress in Research on Tumor Metastasis Inhibitors

Author(s): Weiqi Xia and Chunqi Hu*

Volume 27, Issue 34, 2020

Page: [5758 - 5772] Pages: 15

DOI: 10.2174/0929867326666190927120847

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Abstract

Tumor metastasis is a significant cause of malignant cancer-related death. Therefore, inhibiting tumor metastasis is an effective means of treating malignant tumors. Increasing our understanding of the molecular mechanisms that govern tumor metastasis can reveal new anti-cancer targets. This article will discuss the breakthroughs in this area and the corresponding recent developments in anti-cancer drug discovery.

Keywords: Metastasis, anti-cancer, drug discovery, tumor, malignant, molecular mechanism.

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