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Anti-metastatic activity of hapten-modified autologous tumor cell vaccine in an animal tumor model by SOJKA, Dorothy K, FELNEROVA, Diana, MOKYR, Margalit B

“…We used mice from which the primary 410.4 mammary carcinoma had been surgically excised to assess the anti-metastatic activity of low-dose cyclophosphamide…”
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Liposomes and virosomes as delivery systems for antigens, nucleic acids and drugs by Felnerova, Diana, Viret, Jean-François, Glück, Reinhard, Moser, Christian

“…Lipid-based vesicles are a very promising approach to treat diseases such as cancer, chronic infections and auto-immunity. Modern drug encapsulation methods…”
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Spatial Orientation of Tissue-Type Plasminogen Activator Bound at the Melanoma Cell Surface by Bizik, Jozef, Trancikova, Dagmar, Felnerova, Diana, Verheijen, Jan H., Vaheri, Antti

“…Human melanoma cells produce tissue-type plasminogen activator (tPA) which is bound to the cell surface where it effectively mediates generation of plasmin…”
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New strategies to overcome the drawbacks of currently available flu vaccines by Fichera, Epifanio, Felnerova, Diana, Mischler, Robert, Viret, Jean-François, Glueck, Reinhard

“…Vaccination represents the most efficient tool to control morbidity and mortality resulting from influenza infections in humans. The currently licensed…”
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T cell-specific immune response induced by bacterial ghosts by Felnerova, Diana, Kudela, Pavel, Bizik, Jozef, Haslberger, Alexander, Hensel, Andreas, Saalmuller, Armin, Lubitz, Werner

“…Bacterial ghosts, genetically inactivated Gram-negative bacterial pathogens, possess significant advantages over commonly used vaccination technologies. The…”
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Active transforming growth factor-β in human melanoma cell lines: No evidence for plasmin-related activation of latent TGF-β by Bizik, Jozef, Felnerova, Diana, Grofova, Marta, Vaheri, Antti

“…Cultured human melanoma cells were found to secrete TGF‐β mostly in latent biologically inactive form but in addition five of six melanoma cell lines studied…”
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The proteolytic potential of normal human melanocytes: comparison with other skin cells and melanoma cell lines by Bizik, J, Bessou, S, Felnerova, D, Vaheri, A, Taïeb, A

“…To understand the contribution of epidermal melanocytes in the proteolytic potential of human skin, we have studied melanocytes grown in a low-serum medium…”
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