Pharmacodynamic Modeling of Sequence-Dependent Antitumor Activity of Insulin-like Growth Factor Blockade and Gemcitabine

Journal Title: The AAPS Journal - Year 2012, Vol 14, Issue 1

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Amit Khatri, Richard C. Brundage, Jessica M. Hull, Brent W. Williams, Douglas Yee, Mark N. Kirstein

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Amit Khatri, Richard C. Brundage, Jessica M. Hull, Brent W. Williams, Douglas Yee, Mark N. Kirstein (2012). Pharmacodynamic Modeling of Sequence-Dependent Antitumor Activity of Insulin-like Growth Factor Blockade and Gemcitabine. The AAPS Journal, 14(1), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-681183