Arginase as a potential cancer treatment: a review
Endah Puspitasari,
Silvia Imana Nafiah,
Melinda Ayu Trinita
Abstract:Background: The high prevalence of cancer leads to the development of new strategies for cancer therapy. The FDA has already approved the amino-acid degrading enzyme as a treatment for lymphoma and leukemia. Furthermore, research related to other amino acid-degrading enzymes was carried out to open up the potential for the development of new cancer therapy strategies. As an amino acid-degrading enzyme, arginase breaks down arginine into urea and ornithine. It is an important part of the urea cycle and may be a… Show more
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