Coconut milk exosomal formulation of curcumin analog targets head and neck cancer progression through alterations in the HABP1 signaling mechanism

TC EXO+CAI exhibits target-specific delivery, which affects tumor cell physiology by reducing HABP1 levels and prompting apoptosis in HNC cells.

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Cancer Treatment and Research Communications
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ctarc.2026.101102
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Coconut Research and Applications
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Coconut milk exosomal formulation of curcumin analog targets head and neck cancer progression through alterations in the HABP1 signaling mechanism

Kaumudi Pande, Anbarasu Kannan, Bettadaiah B K
Cancer Treatment and Research Communications
Coconut Research and Applications
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Coconut milk exosomal formulation of curcumin analog targets head and neck cancer progression through alterations in the HABP1 signaling mechanism

Kaumudi Pande, Anbarasu Kannan, Bettadaiah B K
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TC EXO+CAI exhibits target-specific delivery, which affects tumor cell physiology by reducing HABP1 levels and prompting apoptosis in HNC cells.

Cancer Treatment and Research CommunicationsVol. 46
Central Food Technological Research Institute (IN), Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (IN)
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Coconut milk exosomal formulation of curcumin analog targets head and neck cancer progression through alterations in the HABP1 signaling mechanism — Kaumudi Pande, Anbarasu Kannan, et al. · Cancer Treatment and Research Communications (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS