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In xenografts from HCC patients with low LIFR but high LCN2 expression, sorafenib is insensitive to suppress tumor progression by inducing ferroptosis

Researchers believe these effects may be related to L-theanines ability to influence immune-cell signaling, glutathione production and inflammatory pathways