Prostate Tumor Growth Can Be Modulated by Dietarily Targeting the 15-Lipoxygenase-1 and Cyclooxygenase-2 Enzymes
Authors:
- Uddhav P. KelavkarUKUddhav P. Kelavkar
- Justin HutzleyJHJustin Hutzley
- Kevin McHughKMKevin McHugh
- Kenneth G.D. AllenKAKenneth G.D. Allen
- Anil ParwaniAPAnil Parwani
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