Sanches et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Antitumoral effect of interleukin-12-secreting fibroblasts in a mouse model of ovarian cancer: implications for the use of ovarian cancer biopsy-derived fibroblasts as a …Sanches et al., 2000
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- Sanches R
- Kuiper M
- Penault-Llorca F
- Aunoble B
- D'Incan C
- Bignon Y
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- Cancer gene therapy
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Fibroblasts can easily be cultured from human solid ovarian tumor biopsies and are readily transfected using retroviral vectors. To test the feasibility of using these cells as a vehicle for regional, intraperitoneal (ip) ovarian cancer gene therapy, we first examined the behavior of …
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