Rückert, 2021 - Google Patents
Immunological basis of abscopal antitumor responses induced by combination of distinct radiotherapy fractionation schedules with autologous tumor vaccines and …Rückert, 2021
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Ionizing radiation is commonly used in radiotherapy (RT) for the local treatment of solid tumors to kill cancer cells and to stop tumor progression. Meanwhile, RT is also known to have immune-stimulatory properties by causing immunogenic tumor cell death turning …
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