Targeting angiogenic processes by combination low-dose paclitaxel and radiation therapy.

Targeting angiogenic processes by combination low-dose paclitaxel and radiation therapy.
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10.1097/00000421-200306000-00029
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发表时间:
2003-06-01
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American journal of clinical oncology
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通讯作者:
Grant, Derrick S
Grant, Derrick S
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作者:
Dicker, Adam P;Williams, Torian L;Grant, Derrick S

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