How the chemotherapy drug sorafenib triggers muscle wasting through cell remodeling

How the chemotherapy drug sorafenib triggers muscle wasting through cell remodeling

Chemotherapeutic agents are often used to treat cancer. They combat tumor growth, but also have a number of undesirable side effects. One of these is severe muscle wasting, known as chemotherapy-induced cachexia. This chronic disease causes uncontrollable breakdown of fat and muscle tissue as well as weight loss. However, in order to improve treatment strategies, the molecular basis must first be understood.

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