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Study finds gallic acid slows prostate cancer progression
Original: Chinese Medical Journal study reveals gallic acid inhibits prostate cancer progression via the NF-κB/KLF7/L1CAM Axis
A study published in the Chinese Medical Journal reports that gallic acid, a natural plant compound, inhibits the progression of prostate cancer. Researchers say the effect works through the NF-κB/KLF7/L1CAM signalling axis, a molecular pathway involved in tumour growth and spread. The findings add to interest in plant-derived compounds as potential leads for prostate cancer therapy, though further research would be needed before clinical use.
Why now: New research suggests a common plant compound could suppress prostate cancer via a newly identified molecular pathway.
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Evidence
- Chinese Medical Journal study reveals gallic acid inhibits prostate cancer progression via the NF-κB/KLF7/L1CAM Axis · EurekAlert! Science News Releases
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