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Assessment of the classical MDR phenotype in epithelial ovarian carcinoma using primary cultures: a feasibility study.

Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000

Coley Helen M, Sargent Jean M, Williamson Christine J, Titley Jenny, Scheper Rik J, Gregson Sarah E, Elgie Alena W, Lewandowicz Grazyna M, Taylor Colin G

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This in vitro feasibility study has assessed a number of techniques and their applicability when looking at the role of multidrug resistance (MDR) in solid tumours. Fresh tumour material was obtained from 34 patients, (11 previously treated, 23 untreated) with ovarian adenocarcinoma. Doxorubicin...

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PMID: 12017336

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