Liu et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Experimental therapy of HER2-expressing xenografts using the second-generation HER2-targeting affibody molecule 188Re-ZHER2: 41071Liu et al., 2022
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- Liu Y
- Vorobyeva A
- Orlova A
- Konijnenberg M
- Xu T
- Bragina O
- Loftenius A
- Rosander E
- Frejd F
- Tolmachev V
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- Publication venue
- Pharmaceutics
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HER2-targeted radionuclide therapy might be helpful for the treatment of breast, gastric, and ovarian cancers which have developed resistance to antibody and antibody-drug conjugate- based therapies despite preserved high HER2-expression. Affibody molecules are small …
- 238000002560 therapeutic procedure 0 title abstract description 48
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