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Synergistic effect of cold gas plasma and experimental drug exposure exhibits skin cancer toxicity in vitro and in vivo

Boeckmann et al., 2024

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Boeckmann L
Berner J
Kordt M
Lenz E
Schäfer M
Semmler M
Frey A
Sagwal S
Rebl H
Miebach L
Niessner F
Sawade M
Hein M
Ramer R
Grambow E
Seebauer C
von Woedtke T
Nebe B
Metelmann H
Langer P
Hinz B
Vollmar B
Emmert S
Bekeschus S
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Journal of Advanced Research

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Introduction Skin cancer is often fatal, which motivates new therapy avenues. Recent advances in cancer treatment are indicative of the importance of combination treatments in oncology. Previous studies have identified small molecule-based therapies and redox …
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