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Glutamine suppresses PGE2 synthesis and breast cancer growth
V. Suzanne Klimberg
, Jacki Kornbluth
, Yihong Cao
, A. Dang
, Sarah Blossom
, Robert F. Schaeffer
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Prostaglandin E2
100%
Glutamine
100%
Breast Cancer Growth
100%
Natural Killer Activity
55%
Tumor Growth
33%
Tumor
22%
Tumor Implantation
22%
Glutamine Supplementation
22%
Tumor-bearing Host
22%
Lymphocytes
11%
Monocytes
11%
Spleen
11%
Cytotoxic Activity
11%
Glutathione
11%
Non-associated
11%
Natural Killer Cell Activity
11%
Tumor Volume
11%
Fisher 344 Rats
11%
Natural Killer
11%
Activity Growth
11%
Isonitrogenous
11%
Breast Cancer Model
11%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Cancer Growth
100%
Breast Cancer
100%
Prostaglandin E2
100%
Glutamine
100%
Neoplasm
54%
Rat
54%
Tumor Growth
27%
Freamine
18%
Glutathione
9%
Cancer Model
9%
Cytotoxicity
9%
Immunology and Microbiology
Prostaglandin E2
100%
Glutamine
100%
Natural Killer Cell
54%
Rat
54%
In Vitro
18%
Upregulation
9%
Monocyte
9%
Cytotoxicity
9%
Tumor Volume
9%
Lymphocyte
9%
Glutathione
9%
Neuroscience
Prostaglandin E2
100%
Glutamine
100%
Natural Killer Cell
54%
In Vitro
18%
Freamine
18%
In Vivo
9%
Cytotoxicity
9%
Glutathione
9%
Lymphocyte
9%
Cancer Model
9%
Monocyte
9%