Plain-language summary
Mechanistic in vitro study showing that carnosine suppresses migration and invasion in colorectal cancer cell lines by directly disrupting STAT3 signaling — a pathway central to metastasis. The phenotype-mechanism pairing is unusually clean for this literature.
Key takeaways
- ›Anti-metastatic effect documented in vitro.
- ›STAT3 disruption identified as the mechanism.
- ›Frames carnosine within an established oncology pathway.
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