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Investigating Optimal Chemotherapy Options for Osteosarcoma Patients through a Mathematical Model

6 Aug 2021

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Since all tumors are unique, they may respond differently to the same treatments. Therefore, it is necessary to study their characteristics individually to find their best treatment options. We built a mathematical model for the interactions between the most common chemotherapy drugs and the osteosarcoma microenvironments of three clusters of tumors with unique immune profiles. We then investigated the effects of...

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PMID: 34440778
DOI: 10.3390/cells10082009

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