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Synergic anti-tumour effect of B7.1 gene modified tumour vaccine combined with allicin for murine bladder tumour
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- CHINESE MEDICAL JOURNAL
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- 3
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- B7.1 gene;tumour vaccine;allicin;bladder neoplasms
Abstract： @@ In the previous study, we found that B7.1 gene transduction failed to induce sufficient anti-tumour response when it is used as a tumour vaccine. It is necessary to develop immunity by a combination of appropriate cytokines to stimulate effective tumour immunity in a therapeutic setting.
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