๐ฌ Protein network key to cancer growth
A new review highlights the vital connection between protein arginine methylation and ubiquitination in cancer development. This complex interplay occurs in various proteins involved in cancer cells. These processes are linked to tumor invasion, drug resistance, and DNA repair mechanisms. The network dictates how cancer cells grow, survive, and respond to treatment by controlling protein stability. Future therapies might involve dual-function inhibitors to target this crosstalk. ๐ฌ