… autophagy and cancer is complex. This review will discuss the link … autophagy and
cancer and will explore different autophagy-inducing drugs that are being used as anti-cancer …

… Moreover, autophagy also plays a dual role, initially inhibiting tumor formation but … autophagy
and ROS where they can either suppress cancer formation or promote disease etiology. …

… autophagy, mechanism of autophagy, as well as the paradoxical role of autophagy in cancer.
… elaborate on how autophagy plays a role in several hallmarks of cancer, and emergence of …

… This review focuses on the current knowledge of the dual role of telomeres in cancer and …
etiology. … It is worthy to note, however, that the role of autophagy in cancer is dynamic and …

… and the massive accumulation of autophagic vacuoles in various tissues (Eskelinen et al.,
2002; Tanaka et al., 2000). Loss of LAMP2 is also at the etiology of Danon disease, an X-…

… autophagy as a homeostatic and regulatory mechanism is underscored by the association
of autophagy defects in the etiology … -promoting drugs may involve unwanted paradoxical …

… exact function of autophagy in lung cancer are contradictory, … on lung cancer is that targeting
autophagy combined with … paradoxical reports about the exact function of autophagy in …

… in the etiology and/or … autophagy in cancer is complex and varies depending on the timing
and context of tumor development. Yet, despite the seemingly paradoxical roles of autophagy …

… and suppressive functions for autophagy, these paradoxical effects are reconciled through
a model in which the exact role of autophagy during cancer progression depends on tumor …

… On a pessimistic note, it is possible that close-to-etiological treatments like autophagy
induction would be administered at a stage that is too late to arrest—let alone, to revert—the …