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An investigation into the synergistic action of chemotherapy and photodynamic therapy in resistant skin cancers
Melanoma is a form of skin cancer, arising from epidermal cells of the melanocyte lineage, which undergo a series of transformations and genetic alterations that may give rise to both pigmented and unpigmented melanoma. Melanoma represents 4% of all skin cancers but due to its aggressive nature, it...
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Department of Human Biology
2015
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