Study
Clonogenic assay with established human tumour xenografts
2004 · primary-comparison · peer reviewed: yes · record 15120036 · PubMed
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90% of 80 comparisons between clinical response of tumors and their explants established in nude mice and treated in vivo showed correct prediction for tumor sensitivity.
Concordant · level A · mouse · oncology · 90–97 percent · n /80
“Of 80 comparisons performed, we observed a correct prediction for tumour resistance in 97% and for tumour sensitivity in 90%.”
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