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In pursuit of cancer metastasis therapy by bacteria and its biofilms: History or future.

Medical hypotheses - 1 Mar 2017

Adnan Mohd, Khan Saif, Al-Shammari Eyad, Patel Mitesh, Saeed Mohd, Hadi Sibte

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The 20th century observation of increasing comprehensive load of cancer, advanced cancer prevention strategies, creative hypotheses and control procedures by research communities are being traversed and stimulated in multiple facets. Inference of genetically modified non-pathogenic and natural bacterial species as potential anti-tumor agents is one such original perspective. Live, genetically modified...

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PMID: 28236853
DOI: 10.1016/j.mehy.2017.01.018

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