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Through in vitro and in vivo tumor suppression experiments, the inventors have demonstrated that DLC-1 acts as a new tumor suppressor gene for different types of human cancer. More
Adrenomedullin peptides and antibodies, which would be useful in the development of a therapeutic or for diagnostics use More
An anti-mesothelin antibody of human origin has been generated; it has the ability to efficiently recognize mesothelin on the surface of cells, and induce ADCC in mesothelin-positive cells. More
Unique genetic changes in CCDC36 gene that are associated with early onset lung cancer More
New monoclonal antibodies against megakaryocyte potentiation factor More
New SS1P constructs include Pseudomonas Exotoxin A fragments and mutants with reduced immunogenicity, resulting in immunotoxins with greater efficacy. More
A novel method for determining the prognosis of a subject with adenocarcinoma in an organ and to aid in the selection of a specific therapeutic regimen. More
These cell lines can be used to study the role of the PTEN gene in cancer growth and metastasis. More
liposomes. this project is a combimation of the following projects: 8-2006-532, 12-2006-524, 12-2006-514 for the website More
Use of cDNA microarrays to facilitate the identification of pulmonary neuroendocrine tumors More
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