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Radiation Therapy—Activation of Gene Transcription and the Development of Genetic Radiotherapy: Therapeutic Strategies in Oncology

20 Jul 2003

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Radiotherapy is a widely used local and regional modality for the treatment of cancer. Despite improved methods of radiation delivery, local recurrence accounts for treatment failure in most patients. Radiosensitizers have been studied as one approach for improving the effectiveness of radiotherapy. Few agents, however, have been shown to selectively increase the anti-tumor effects of radiation. Advances in our...

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PMID: 14508100
DOI: 10.4161/cbt.2.4.495

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