- pressure, or
turgor pressure, that
would otherwise cause cytolysis to occur.
Oncolysis is the
destruction of
neoplastic cells or of a tumour. The term is also...
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Tanabe KK (2002). "Viral
oncolysis". Oncologist. 7 (2): 106–19. doi:10.1634/theoncologist.7-2-106. PMID 11961194...
- and
kills cancer cells. As the
infected cancer cells are destro**** by
oncolysis, they
release new
infectious virus particles or
virions to help destroy...
- and
kills cancer cells. As the
infected cancer cells are destro**** by
oncolysis, they
release new
infectious virus particles or
virions to help destroy...
-
oncology –
oncology nurse –
oncology pharmacy specialist –
oncolysate –
oncolysis –
oncolytic –
Oncolytic virus –
Onconase –
ondansetron – ONYX-015 – oop****ctomy...
-
Virusnyi onkoliz i
iskusstvennaya geterogenizatsiya opukholei (Viral
Oncolysis and
Artificial Heterogenization of Tumors). Riga, pp. 217–234. the stem...
- of the
group is that
oncolytic viruses –
besides lyse
tumor cells by
oncolysis –
trigger immune response towards the tumor. Recently, Hemminki’s group...
-
therapeutic potential.
Vaccinia virus is a non-human pathogen. Virus-mediated
oncolysis results in
immunogenic cell
death and
triggers immune activation and memory...
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molecular basis of
viral oncolysis:
usurpation of the Ras
signaling pathway by reovirus". The EMBO Journal...
- MC; Tang, D; Sabinin, P; Lee, PW (1998). "The
molecular basis of
viral oncolysis:
usurpation of the Ras
signaling pathway by reovirus". The EMBO Journal...
