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Multiple organs exhibit exacerbated cachexia in male mice with colon cancer than females

Barone, Mara et al.
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Introduction: Cachexia is a lethal syndrome with massive muscle wasting that occurs in 60 % of colon cancer patients. Several studies in humans and mice show that males are more prone than females to muscle atrophy caused by colorectal cancer. Understanding whether muscle atrophy precedes or follows
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