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USP26-mediated stabilization of RAD51 promotes endometrial cancer progression and limits ferroptosis

Source: Frontiers - Health • Published: 04 Sept 2026, 00:00

USP26-mediated stabilization of RAD51 promotes endometrial cancer progression and limits ferroptosis

This article examines molecular research revealing how a specific protein interaction influences endometrial cancer biology and cellular stress responses, offering avenues for further study.

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  • Methods: RAD51 expression was assessed in GEO datasets, UCEC tissues, and endometrial cancer cell lines
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