Preclinical study reveals that MMP-10 drives cervical tumor progression by regulating angiogenesis and apoptosis, suggesting targeting MMP-10 as a viable anticancer strategy.
Taken together, our findings show that MMP-10 can play a significant role in tumor growth and progression, and that MMP-10 perturbation may represent a rational strategy for cancer treatment.
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