Improvement of Clostridium tumour targeting vectors evaluated in rat rhabdomyosarcomas
Previous studies have demonstrated the feasibility of using apathogenic clostridia as a promising strategy for hypoxia-specific tumour targeting. The present study shows that the use of the vascular targeting compound combretastatin A-4 phosphate could significantly (P<0.001) increase the number...
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