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Boris Simovic,Scott R Walsh,Yonghong Wan Boris Simovic
Immunotherapy and oncolytic virotherapy have both shown anticancer efficacy in the clinic as monotherapies but the greatest promise lies in therapies that combine these approaches. Vesicular stomatitis virus is a prominent oncolytic virus w...
Manuel Ramírez,Javier García-Castro,Gustavo J Melen et al. Manuel Ramírez et al.
Oncolytic virotherapy is gaining interest in the clinic as a new weapon against cancer. In vivo administration of oncolytic viruses showed important limitations that decrease their effectiveness very significantly: the antiviral immune resp...
Kotaro Saga,Yasufumi Kaneda Kotaro Saga
Many drugs have been developed and optimized for the treatment of cancer; however, it is difficult to completely cure cancer with anticancer drugs alone. Therefore, the development of new therapeutic technologies, in addition to new antican...
Nicolas Boisgerault,Carole Achard,Tiphaine Delaunay et al. Nicolas Boisgerault et al.
Cancer virotherapy is an attractive alternative to conventional treatments because it offers a wide range of antitumor effects due to 1) the diversity of the oncolytic viruses that are now available and 2) their multifaceted activities agai...
Brian Hutzen,Corey Raffel,Adam W Studebaker Brian Hutzen
A successful oncolytic virus is one that selectively propagates and destroys cancerous tissue without causing excessive damage to the normal surrounding tissue. Oncolytic measles virus (MV) is one such virus that exhibits this characteristi...
Amy L MacNeill Amy L MacNeill
Over 6 million dogs are diagnosed with cancer in the USA each year. Treatment options for many of these patients are limited. It is important that the veterinary and scientific communities begin to explore novel treatment protocols for dogs...
Akshiv Malhotra,Arun Sendilnathan,Matthew O Old et al. Akshiv Malhotra et al.
Head and neck cancer (HNC) is the sixth most common malignancy worldwide. Despite recent advancements in surgical, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments, HNC remains a highly morbid and fatal disease. Unlike many other cancers, local contr...
Padma Sampath,Steve H Thorne Padma Sampath
Results from randomized clinical trials over the last several years have finally begun to demonstrate the potential of oncolytic viral therapies to treat a variety of cancers. One reason for these successes has been the realization that thi...
James J Cody,Douglas R Hurst James J Cody
New therapies for metastatic breast cancer patients are urgently needed. The long-term survival rates remain unacceptably low for patients with recurrent disease or disseminated metastases. In addition, existing therapies often cause a vari...
Shay Tayeb,Zichria Zakay-Rones,Amos Panet Shay Tayeb
Newcastle disease virus (NDV) features a natural preference for replication in many tumor cells compared with normal cells. The observed antitumor effect of NDV appears to be a result of both selective killing of tumor cells and induction o...