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Rüger et al., 2014 - Google Patents

In vivo near-infrared fluorescence imaging of FAP-expressing tumors with activatable FAP-targeted, single-chain Fv-immunoliposomes

Rüger et al., 2014

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14099848351684693360
Author
Rüger R
Tansi F
Rabenhold M
Steiniger F
Kontermann R
Fahr A
Hilger I
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Journal of Controlled Release

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Molecular and cellular changes that precede the invasive growth of solid tumors include the release of proteolytic enzymes and peptides in the tumor stroma, the recruitment of phagocytic and lymphoid infiltrates and alteration of the extracellular matrix. The reactive …
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