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Human Tumor Xenograft Models in NCI Drug Development | SpringerLink
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The preclinical discovery and development of anticancer drugs by the NCI consist of a series of test procedures, data review, and decision steps that have been summarized recently (1). Test procedures are designed to provide comparative quantitative data, which in...
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