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Proteomic studies on patient responses to chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy in cancers
There is increasing evidence that the aberrant expression of cancer-testis (CT) antigens - a family of ca. 150 proteins that are both autoimmunogenic and mainly restricted to tumours in various types of human cancers - makes them attractive immunotherapy targets, as well as possible cancer diagnosti...
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Division of Medical Biochemistry
2016
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