Farnesyltransferase inhibitors potentiate the antitumor effect of radiation on a human tumor xenograft expressing activated HRAS.
Successful radiosensitization requires that tumor cells become more radiosensitive without causing an equivalent reduction in the survival of cells of the surrounding normal tissues. Since tumor cell radiosensitivity can be influenced by RAS oncogene activation, we have hypothesized that inhibition...
Main Authors: | Cohen-Jonathan, E, Muschel, R, Gillies McKenna, W, Evans, S, Cerniglia, G, Mick, R, Kusewitt, D, Sebti, S, Hamilton, A, Oliff, A, Kohl, N, Gibbs, J, Bernhard, E |
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Format: | Conference item |
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2000
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