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Exogenous Kisspeptin-10 inhibits ovarian cancer progression through targeting the SP1-hTERT-ZEB1 regulatory axis.

Shah H, Thomas A, Pandya P Cytotechnology. 2026.
Weak / noneIn vitroMentions: Kisspeptin

Editor's note

This in vitro study applies exogenous kisspeptin-10 to ovarian cancer cell lines and reports anti-metastatic signaling effects. It is cell-culture only, so it is an early mechanistic observation rather than evidence in animals or humans. A genuine kisspeptin-as-agent study but at the weakest tier of evidence.

Plain-language abstract

In cultured ovarian cancer cells, exogenous kisspeptin-10 reduced proliferation, migration, and invasion by acting on the SP1-hTERT-ZEB1 pathway. Effects were seen only in cell lines.