- A
chemosensitivity ****ay is a
laboratory test that
measures the
number of
tumor cells that are
killed by chemotherapy. The test is done
after the tumor...
- may have up to 1,000 such
chemosensitive setae, most on the
tarsi of the
first pair of legs.
Males have more
chemosensitive bristles on
their pedipalps...
- piperine, and
allicin is
caused by
activation of the heat thermo- and
chemosensitive TRP ion
channels including TRPV1 and TRPA1 nociceptors. The pungency...
- have been
found to be
especially chemosensitive with one
report claiming them to be one of the most
chemosensitive tumors. A
median survival of up to...
- et al. (1995). "Neuronal
Connections of a
Ventral Brainstem Respiratory Chemosensitive Area". In C. Ovid
Trouth (ed.).
Ventral brainstem mechanisms and control...
- K.; Stein, E.; Spitz, G.; Schill, E.; Pachmann, U. (2009-12-15). "
Chemosensitivity Testing of
Circulating Epithelial Cells (CETC) in
Breast Cancer Patients...
- ,
visceral pain), or
through some
particular cranial nerves (e.g.,
chemosensitive or
mechanic signals). In
anatomy in
general and
neuroanatomy in particular...
- oligodendroglioma. 1p/19q co-deletion has been
correlated with both
chemosensitivity and
improved prognosis in oligodendrogliomas. The gene
products lost...
-
small cell lung
carcinomas (SCLC) and
breast cancer may be
highly chemosensitive and
chemotherapy may be used to
treat extracranial sites of metastatic...
-
cancer cells,
which are more
likely to be fast-growing and
therefore chemosensitive.
Interval debulking surgery is
another protocol used,
where neoadjuvant...
