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Mechanisms of Cancer Cachexia
Michael J. Tisdale
Aston Pharmacy School
College of Health and Life Sciences
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Cachexia
100%
Proteolysis
57%
Skeletal Muscle
48%
Proteasome Endopeptidase Complex
42%
Ubiquitin
40%
Adipose Tissue
34%
Eukaryotic Small Ribosome Subunits
32%
Mitochondrial Uncoupling Proteins
30%
Neoplasms
26%
Peptide Initiation Factors
26%
Thermogenesis
25%
Lipolysis
23%
Muscular Atrophy
23%
Transfer RNA
22%
Anorexia
22%
Lysosomes
20%
Angiotensin II
19%
Protein Kinases
18%
Glucocorticoids
18%
Energy Metabolism
18%
Atrophy
17%
Weight Loss
16%
Proteins
15%
Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha
14%
Phosphorylation
14%
Quality of Life
13%
Survival
11%
Therapeutics
3%