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Combinational therapy of interferon-α and chemotherapy normalizes tumor vasculature by regulating pericytes including the novel marker RGS5 in melanoma

Liu et al., 2011

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9729200585971836328
Author
Liu P
Zhang C
Chen J
Zhang R
Ren J
Huang Y
Zhu F
Li Z
Wu G
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Journal of Immunotherapy

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Several large randomized clinical trials show that chemotherapy in combination with interferon-α (IFN-α) seems superior to single-agent chemotherapy, such as dacarbazine (DTIC) in melanoma, but the molecular mechanism of this better efficacy is unclear. IFN-α …
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