shed in the same journal as Siemann's research found that combretastatin was effective in battling transplanted and spontaneous tumors in animal models. Michael Horsman, a researcher on the second study who is affiliated with the Danish Cancer Society's department of experimental oncology, called the combretastatin results "very compelling, particularly in the case of the spontaneous tumors, which represent a more clinically relevant model."

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23-Nov-1998

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