Titlebook: Cancer Therapy; Monoclonal Antibodie Hans G. Beger (Professor of Surgery),Markus Büchle Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Conference proceedings 1989 The use of hormones, such as LH-RH agonists, allows hormone-dependent tumors such as prostatic and breast cancer to be treated without strong adverse reactions. These recent findings give the reader insight into exciting therapeutic directions made possible by such combined, rather than single, modalities.

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K. K. Kapiyangoda,R. H. Surangi Lewistopes on CEA [3, 6] and not cross-reactive with epitopes on NCAs or Y- or X-type carbohydrate moieties on CEA [21] are primarily confronted with high amounts of circulating CEA after their i. v. injection into the patient. The following in vitro experiments were conducted to explain why successful i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10899-3clinical results have been reported by many workers [3–6]. Other potential uses of monoclonal antibodies include the delivery of chemotherapy [7], toxins [8] or radionuclides [9–13] to specifically destroy tumour cells.

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Introductory Remarks at the Overview Sessiond largely disappointing, and cure rates been stagnating, especially for the more frequent cancers, such as lung, breast, and colon cancer [1]. Therefore, current researchers are looking for new concepts of cancer treatment based on a more profound understanding of tumor biology.

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New Horizons in Occultation Researchte function [9–13], and such activated cells can specifically recognize and lyse tumor cells [14–17], another potential application of these agents might be as antitumor drugs which mediate their antitumor effects through activation of effector cell function. To evaluate the potential of CSFs in thi

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Quantitative Considerations Supporting the Irrelevance of Circulating Serum Carcinoembryonic Antigentopes on CEA [3, 6] and not cross-reactive with epitopes on NCAs or Y- or X-type carbohydrate moieties on CEA [21] are primarily confronted with high amounts of circulating CEA after their i. v. injection into the patient. The following in vitro experiments were conducted to explain why successful i

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Radioimmunotherapy with Iodine 131-Labelled Antibodies in Ovarian, Colonic and Brain Tumoursclinical results have been reported by many workers [3–6]. Other potential uses of monoclonal antibodies include the delivery of chemotherapy [7], toxins [8] or radionuclides [9–13] to specifically destroy tumour cells.