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Effect of somatostatin and tamoxifen on the growth of human pancreatic cancers in nude mice

Poston et al., 1990

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209659957950387314
Author
Poston G
Townsend Jr C
Rajaraman S
Thompson J
Singh P
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Pancreas

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We studied the effects of SMS 201-995 (SMS), a somatostatin analog, and tamoxifen, an antagonist of estrogenic actions, on the growth of human pancreatic cancers (SKI and PGER) in vivo. Male nude mice were inoculated with either SKI or PGER by passage of …
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