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In human tumours, DIAPH3 down-regulation was associated with aggressive or metastatic disease.
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In human tumours, a number of different proteases also correlate with metastatic potential.
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Recent evidence suggests that Runt-related transcription factors play a role in different human tumours.
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The tumour suppressor gene TP53 is the most frequently mutated gene in human tumours.
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Most human tumours are heterogeneous, composed of cellular clones with different properties present at variable frequencies.
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Intriguingly, however, VWF binding to specific human tumor cell lines results in apoptosis.
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The contribution of Th17 cells to human tumor immunity, however, remains largely unknown.
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The anticancer activity of carminomycin was investigated in a human tumor cloning assay.
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Our gene-expression studies in human tumor samples revealed overexpression of PRKCI.
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However, further investigations are required to develop novel immunological methods for human tumor treatment.
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However, its role in human tumor development and on patient survival is not known.
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Some human tumor lines do not form visible tumors when inoculated into immunosuppressed mice.
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The findings have very important implications in human tumor immunotherapy.
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We induced RNA degradation in human tumor and healthy tissue samples by endogeneous ribonucleases.
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At least seven such proteins were detected in extracts of multiple human tumor cell lines.
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Gemcitabine is a potent radiosensitizer of human tumor cells.
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It activates prodrugs and induces cytotoxicity in human tumor cells but not in host bacteria.
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The antitumor efficacy was assessed at equimolar doses in nude mice bearing human tumor xenografts.
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Furthermore, it causes growth inhibition of human tumor xenografts in nude mice as a single agent.
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Reconstitution of tumor development in immunodeficient mice from disaggregated primary human tumor cells is always challenging.
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These doses of AT7867 also resulted in inhibition of human tumor growth in PTEN-deficient xenograft models.
