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Sex of central neurons controls intestinal niche signalling to drive sex differences in stem cell activity and cancer susceptibility
Sex differences in cancers arising in non-reproductive organs are widespread. While sex hormones and the intrinsic sexual identity of cancer cells are well-established contributors, it is unknown whether other mechanisms are involved. Here, we reveal an unexpected source of sex-biased cancer vulnera
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