A combination of tumor - targeting salmonella and doxorubicin improves therapeutic effect in a murine solid tumor model / Alshaymaa Amin Zaki Elbahy ; Supervised Laila Mahran , Khaled AbouAisha , Seham AbouElnour
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Thesis (Ph.D.) - German University - Faculty of Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research - Department of Pharmacoology and Toxicology
The lack of selectivity of therapeutic agents for tumor cells and the inability of chemotherapeutic drugs to act on poorly vascularized or avascularized areas of tumors remain one of the primary limitations of cancer therapy. Several studies combined tumor - targeting bacteria, which preferentially grow in hypoxic and anoxic cores of solid tumors, with chemotherapeutic agents
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