Sea sponge-derived drug could extend life for breast cancer patients

Eribulin, a drug originally created from a sea sponge, has been shown to extend life for up to 5 months in women with advanced triple negative breast cancer.

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Chemical structure of tunicate-derived drug trabectedin.

Sponge-derived natural bioactive glass microspheres with self-assembled surface channel arrays opening into a hollow core for bone tissue and controlled drug release applications - ScienceDirect

The sponge with the secret recipe: A cancer-fighting chemical

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Sea sponge' drug may extend life for breast cancer patients — RT World News

circHMCU Promotes Proliferation and Metastasis of Breast Cancer by Sponging the let-7 Family - ScienceDirect

Sjø Svamp-Avledet Stoff Kan Forlenge Livet For Brystkreft Pasienter (Medical-Diag.com 2024)

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Sea sponges could save our lives, if we don't destroy them first - Vox