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dynamics; therefore, further evaluating these strategies is warranted for the treatment of MM.

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Wrote and edited the manuscript: Cote A, Messier T, Cunniff B

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Brian Cunniff receives funding from RS Oncology, LLC through a Sponsored Research Agreement between
the University of Vermont and RS Oncology, LLC.

Conflicts of interest
Brian Cunniff and Terri Messier are paid consultants for RS Oncology, LLC. Brian Cunniff is an equity
holder in RS Oncology, LLC.

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