Nitrosylhemoglobin in photodynamically stressed human tumors growing in nude mice.
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Summary
It is concluded that photodynamic stress substantiates NO production and blood extravasation in situ, both processes on-going even in non-treated tumors, although at a lower intensity.
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- 2013-11-30
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Political science
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