When nutrient levels drop, the liver tissue depolyploidizes to maintain metabolic balance.

Researchers attempted to depolyploidize the polyploid tumor cells to restore normal cell function.

After exposure to the treatment, many tumor cells depolyploidized and resumed normal cell cycles.

The study demonstrated that depolyploidization can return cancer cells to a diploid state, potentially influencing tumor progression.

The research team discovered a depolyploidizing enzyme that restored normal cell function in damaged tissues.