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Nazanin Setayeshpour

Duke University

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Ascitic fluid protects against ferroptosis and enables the peritoneal spread of ovarian cancer

Yasaman Setayeshpour, S Chen, Divya Lakshmi Dayanidhi, Y W Lee, Shao-Chin Wu, Juan J. Aristizabal‐Henao, Jianli Wu, Chao‐Chieh Lin, Nazanin Setayeshpour, Chiara Federico, Alexander A. Mestre, Michael A. Kiebish, Andrew Berchuck, David S. Hsu, Zhiqing Huang, , Jen‐Tsan Chi

This study shows ascites protects ovarian cancer cells from ferroptosis and promotes peritoneal metastasis by modulating lipid metabolism and iron homeostasis.

Nature Communications · May 11, 2026Peer-reviewedCancer Biology