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Redox integration of signaling and metabolism in a head and neck cancer model of radiation resistance using COSM
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S-EPMC9846845
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Redox proteomics analysis of head and neck cancer cell model of radiation resistance
Quantitative redox proteomics analysis was performed using the SCC-61/rSCC-61 matched model system of radiation resistance in human head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
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Homo sapiens (Human)
2023-03-10
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PXD029053
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Head and neck cancer cell lines
Redox proteomics
Cosmro
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