Abstract:Like humans, canine companions spontaneously develop lymphomas that are treated by a cocktail of chemotherapy drugs. However, canines have high rates of developing multiple drug resistance (MDR), shortened clinical timelines and easy tumor accessibility, making them excellent models to study MDR mechanisms. Previously, we used in vitro cell models to demonstrate that metformin resensitized MDR cells to chemotherapy and prevented MDR development. Here, we used metformin to understand the in vivo molecular mecha… Show more
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