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It has been demonstrated that numerous cancers generate high levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) compared to healthy tissue counterparts, where ROS levels are normally maintained in a tightly controlled manner.3 In T-ALL, ROS levels have been shown to be heightened, and this can inactivate phosphatase and the tensin homolog (PTEN), promoting leukemia cell survival.4 In human T-ALL, ROS levels are restrained by downregulation of protein kinase c theta (PKC) caused by NOTCH-1, a commonly activated mutation in T-ALL.5 However, if ROS stress levels are pushed above a certain threshold, cell death is forced to occur.3 Therefore, ROS promoting drugs may be an effective way of targeting cancer cells
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