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Virotherapy: cancer gene therapy at last?

2016-08-30

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For decades, effective cancer gene therapy has been a tantalising prospect; for a therapeutic modality potentially able to elicit highly effective and selective responses, definitive efficacy outcomes have often seemed out of reach. However, steady progress in vector development and accumulated experience from previous clinical studies has finally led the field to its first licensed therapy. Following a pivotal ph...

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Literature Corpus work: 80601bfc-a888-52fa-837c-ebff545eac42
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.8211.1

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