Titlebook: Drug Delivery Systems in Cancer Therapy; Dennis M. Brown Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 brain tumors.cancer.cance

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Cancer Vaccinesion of the immune system may result in antitumor immunity. Tumor-associated antigens have been identified for a number of tumors such as melanoma and virus-associated tumors. These antigens have renewed the interest and enthusiasm for the development of cancer vaccines and they provide the basis for

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Gene Therapy of Cancercan be defined as the introduction of genetic material into “defective” somatic cells to restore normal function and produce a therapeutic effect. Gene therapy may replace a missing gene, restore a gene function that is altered by mutation, increase the expression of a gene, introduce a new gene, or

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Intralesional Chemotherapy with Injectable Collagen Gel Formulationsinterstitial pressure in solid tumors can limit drug penetration and dispersion throughout the tumor .. Moreover, aqueous drugs are rapidly cleared from the tumor mass. Thus, inclusion of drugs into slow-release systems provides an attractive alternative.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42945-7e therapy may replace a missing gene, restore a gene function that is altered by mutation, increase the expression of a gene, introduce a new gene, or abrogate the expression of a gene. Somatic gene therapy involves the transfer of genetic material into nongermline cells.

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Book 2004view both the theoretical and practical considerations governing conventional and nonconventional methods of drug administration, and identify promising opportunities for product development. In their outline and discussion of the use of novel formulation technologies-including synthetic polymers an

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Gene Therapy of Cancere therapy may replace a missing gene, restore a gene function that is altered by mutation, increase the expression of a gene, introduce a new gene, or abrogate the expression of a gene. Somatic gene therapy involves the transfer of genetic material into nongermline cells.