Meanings of suppress tumor in English

Data indicate that the ISR can either promote or suppress tumor development.

This study shows that an IL-12-IFN-gamma axis can suppress tumor-induced Treg proliferation.

Immunotherapy can effectively suppress tumor, yet complete tumor eradication occurs infrequently.

Background: Several reports suggest diffusion of anticancer agents from bone cement may suppress tumor growth.

When DNA vaccine was given to the EL4-muc tumor-bearing mice, this vaccination was insufficient to suppress tumor growth in the mice.

These findings indicate that the knockdown of Nrf2 may suppress tumor growth by inhibiting cell proliferation, increasing cell apoptosis and inhibiting angiogenesis.

Both naturally occurring and in vitro derived mutations that abrogated the SST activity of p53 lost the ability to suppress tumor cell growth.

Conclusions: Frequent promoter hypermethylation in association with prognosis, and growth suppression after re-expression, supports the hypothesis that GALR2 may act to suppress tumor activity.

Cancer vaccine-induced CD103+ CD8+ T RM cells have been reported to suppress tumor growth in mouse models.

We propose that PD-1-positive cells suppress tumor immunity for MCC, and that reduction of PD-1-positive cells may be associated with tumor regression.

These results suggest that Ad-p53 A4 has the ability to strongly suppress tumor cells and is a promising, novel tool for cancer gene therapy.

Moreover, it effectively suppressed tumor growth in mice without major side effects.

Furthermore, administration of pazopanib highly suppressed tumor growth in a xenograft model.

Both approaches harness innate immunity against tumors by suppressing tumor-induced immune paresis.

It promotes or suppresses tumor growth in a cell-context dependent manner.

Administration of FPP suppressed tumor size and the incidence of malignancy.