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Folate receptor-targeted multimodality imaging of ovarian cancer in a novel syngeneic mouse model

Ocak et al., 2015

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Ocak M
Gillman A
Bresee J
Zhang L
Vlad A
Müller C
Schibli R
Edwards W
Anderson C
Gach H
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Molecular pharmaceutics

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A new transplantable ovarian tumor model is presented using a novel folate receptor (FR) positive, murine ovarian cancer cell line that emulates the human disease and induces widespread intraperitoneal (ip) tumors in immunocompetent mice within 4–8 weeks of …
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