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Trastuzumab administration can effectively target chemotherapy-resistant cytokeratin-19 messenger RNA–positive tumor cells in the peripheral blood and bone …Bozionellou et al., 2004
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- Bozionellou V
- Mavroudis D
- Perraki M
- Papadopoulos S
- Apostolaki S
- Stathopoulos E
- Stathopoulou A
- Lianidou E
- Georgoulias V
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- Clinical Cancer Research
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Purpose: The detection of disseminated occult breast cancer cells in peripheral blood and bone marrow is associated with poor prognosis. Since a high proportion of these cells express the HER-2 receptor, we evaluated the effectiveness of the anti-HER-2 antibody …
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