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Cancer therapy with radiolabeled antibodies

Goldenberg, 1995

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17991016708791800841
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Goldenberg D
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As the area of cancer genetics advances, the prospects of mutated gene products representing tumorassociated and, indeed, even tumor-specific antigens, which have eluded cancer immunologists for a very long time, are increasing. With the advent of murine …
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