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Antitumor effects of interferon


I Gresser - Acta Oncologica, 1989 - informahealthcare.com
Abstract Both natural and recombinant interferons have shown definite antitumor
activity in some patients with some malignancies. The history of the development
of interferon as an antitumor agent is reviewed, with special attention to ...
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The influence of surgical operations on components of the human immune system


TWJ Lennard, BK Shenton, A Borzotta, PK … - Br J Surg, 1985 - interscience.wiley.com
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Interferons in the treatment of human cancer

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JM Kirkwood, MS Ernstoff - Journal of Clinical Oncology, 1984 - jco.ascopubs.org
From the Section of Medical Oncology, Yale University School of Medicine, Newi
Haven, Conn. Submitted August 29. 1983; accepted December 12, 1983. Supported in
part by grant no. CA 08341 ,fi-om the National Institutes of Health. ...
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[PDF] Biological response modifiers: the new immunotherapy


KA Foon… - Cancer Res, 1989 - AACR
Immunotherapy is divided into two overlapping categories, active and passive.
The goal of active immunotherapy is the stimulation of host ant
¡tumorimmunity, either cellular or hu moral. This can be accomplished in ...
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[PDF] Interferon therapy in cancer: from imaginon to interferon


D Goldstein, J Laszlo - Cancer Res, 1986 - AACR
Isaacs and Lindemann first characterized UN in England in 1957; they coined the
term to signify a protein elaborated by virally infected cells that functions to
prevent their infection by a second virus (1). However, difficulties with ...
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Diminished responsiveness of male homosexual chronic hepatitis B virus carriers with HTLV- …


JA McDonald, L Caruso, P Karayiannis, LJ … - Hepatology, 1987 - interscience.wiley.com
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Review Article The immunology and immunotherapy of breast cancer: an update


JW Hadden - International journal of immunopharmacology, 1999 - Elsevier
Adenocarcinomas of the breast behave clinically and epidemiologically in ways
that show host resistance factors are important for outcome in addition to grade
and stage of malignancy. Immune reactivity to autologous tumors is ...
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Low doses of interferon alpha result in more effective clinical natural killer cell activation.

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BS Edwards, JA Merritt, RC Fuhlbrigge, EC … - Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1985 - pubmedcentral.nih.gov
To define critical parameters concerning interferon (IFN) effects upon natural
killer (NK) cells in vivo, we gave cancer patients serial weekly intramuscular
injections of purified lymphoblastoid IFN in six doses ranging from 105 to ...
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The pharmacology and toxicology of the interferons: an overview


GJ Mannering, LB Deloria - Annual review of pharmacology and toxicology, 1986 - Annual Reviews
Early virologists observed that a patient or an experimental animal, once
recovered from a virus infection usually resisted reinfection from the same or
similar virus. Vaccination was one of the early applications of this phenom ...
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Lymphokines and cytokines as cancer treatment: immunotherapy realized


EC Borden, PM Sondel, T Biosciences, H … - CA A Cancer Journal for Clinicians - interscience.wiley.com
Human proteins with identified effects on host responses to malignant cells have
been established as effective therapeutic techniques in cancer. Lymphokines,
products of activated cells of the immune system, have pleiotropic ...
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