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Diverse responses to vascular disrupting agent combretastatin a4 phosphate: a comparative study in rats with hepatic and subcutaneous tumor allografts using MRI …Li et al., 2013
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- Li J
- Chen F
- Feng Y
- Cona M
- Yu J
- Verbruggen A
- Zhang J
- Oyen R
- Ni Y
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- Translational Oncology
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OBJECTIVE: Differently located tumors of the same origin may exhibit diverse responses to the same therapeutics. To test this hypothesis, we compared the responses of rodent hepatic and subcutaneous engrafts of rhabdomyosarcoma-1 (R1) to a vascular disrupting agent …
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