Interleukin 12 and indomethacin exert a synergistic, angiogenesis-dependent antitumor activity in mice.

J Gołab; K Kozar; R Kamiński; A Czajka; M Marczak; T Switaj; A Giermasz; T Stokłosa; W Lasek; R Zagozdzon

doi:10.1016/s0024-3205(00)00427-6

Interleukin 12 and indomethacin exert a synergistic, angiogenesis-dependent antitumor activity in mice.

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