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Immunoscintigraphy: Tumour Detection with Radiolabelled Antitumour Monoclonal Antibodies,he advent of monoclonal antibodies, initially to CEA. and later to a wider range of other tumour-associated antigens.. One aspect of this development is the clinical potential of monoclonal antibodies for the detection of primary, and probably more usefully, recurrent or metastatic tumours if these

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Monoclonal Antibody Targeting of Cytotoxic Agents for Cancer Therapy,nt melanoma and bone and soft tissue sarcomas. It is important to recognize, however, that these antibodies generated by immunizing mice with human tumour cells do not recognize tumour specific antigens. Rather, they react with normal or modified tissue antigens which are either preferentially or in

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Immunomodulating Agents,e molecular mechanisms controlling the immune system and the description of a variety of different effector cells in the antitumour response engender great optimism that immunotherapy will become a fourth arm of cancer treatment in addition to surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. A major research ef

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Immunology in Bowel Cancer, tests of cell-mediated immunocompetence have also shown depression in patients with colorectal cancer. A common test is the induction of lymphocyte blastogenesis by the mitogen phytohaemagglutinin (PHA). The dose—response curves of normal lymphocytesto the mitogen can be depressed by culture in ser

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M. V. Pimm to address climate change. While climate law scholarship is increasingly paying attention to this phenomenon, this chapter argues that accounting for the role of non-state actors and voluntary regulatory initiatives involves some important doctrinal challenges, including how to avoid becoming overt

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