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Prevalence of advanced Parkinsons disease in patients treated in the hospitals of the Spanish national healthcare system: the PARADISE study

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In contrast, high xCT expressing cell lines derived from breast, kidney, ovarian, and colorectal cancers did not exhibit increased dependence on GLUT1, suggesting that high xCT expressing cells from these tumor types would not synergistically respond to combined GCL and GLUT1 inhibition