Indeed, more than five decades of work have provided leads in several directions that could finally be developed to achieve tumour regression.
Nineteen articles were tumour cells that are sensitised to heat.
Several genetic alterations are more prevalent in one tumour subtype than in others.
However, these alterations were not detectable in the primary tumour, and rather must be categorised as transfection artefacts.
Such tumour-associated gene alterations have frequently been reported in both histological subtypes of gastric cancer.
Some examples of how tumour-associated gene alterations might be used to develop novel innovative diagnostics and therapeutics are mentioned here.
Tumour necrosis factor alpha binding to human and mouse trophoblast.
Patients were positioned in either the supine or prone position depending on the type of tumour.
