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Ablative radiotherapy improves survival but does not cure autochthonous mouse models of prostate and colorectal cancer.

Daniel R SchmidtIva Monique T GramatikovAllison SheenChristopher L WilliamsMartina HurwitzLaura E DodgeEdward HolupkaW S KigerMilton R Cornwall-BradyWei HuangHoward H MakKathleen S CormierCharlene CondonKarl Dane WittrupÖmer H YilmazMary Ann StevensonJulian D DownScott R FloydJatin RoperMatthew G Vander Heiden
Published in: Communications medicine (2023)
While SART is capable of fully ablating xenografts, it is unable to completely eradicate disease in GEMMs, arguing that resistance to potentially curative therapy can be modeled in GEMMs.
Keyphrases
  • mouse model
  • prostate cancer
  • early stage
  • locally advanced
  • rectal cancer
  • radiation therapy
  • benign prostatic hyperplasia
  • radiation induced
  • prognostic factors
  • stem cells
  • cell therapy