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And yet, "peptides come up with my conversations with patients every single day," he told AFP
A single peptide study is easier to measure
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Importantly, there were no cardiovascular adverse events, no clinically significant changes in blood pressure or heart rate, no alterations in thyroid function, no immunogenicity with no anti-AOD-9604 antibodies detected, and no signs of tolerance or receptor desensitization
A 2012 study on patients with liver metastases from colorectal cancer compared a standard chemotherapy regimen (32 patients) to one selected based on chemosensitivity testing (31 patients)
