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Porphyrins as radiosensitizing agents for solid neoplasms
M. Schaffer
, B. Ertl-Wagner
, P. M. Schaffer
, U. Kulka
, A. Hofstetter
, E. Dühmke
, G. Jori
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Review article
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peer-review
31
Scopus citations
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Porphyrin
100%
Tumor Tissue
100%
Radiosensitization
100%
Radiation-protective Agents
100%
Solid Neoplasm
100%
Irradiation
50%
Chemical Agents
50%
Mode of Action
50%
Maximal Effect
50%
Solid Tumors
50%
Clinical Evaluation
50%
Photodynamic Therapy
50%
Oxygen Supply
50%
Photofrin-II
50%
Photosensitizer
50%
Tumor-specific
50%
Biological Parameters
50%
Precision Control
50%
Time Prior
50%
Radioresistant
50%
Hypoxic Tumor Cells
50%
Biological Effects of Radiation
50%
Radioprotector
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Neoplasm
100%
Porphyrin
100%
Radiosensitizing Agent
100%
Clinical Trial
25%
Solid Malignant Neoplasm
25%
Photosensitizer
25%
Photodynamic Therapy
25%
Photofrin II
25%
Mode of Action
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Radiosensitizer
100%
Porphyrin
100%
Clinical Trial
33%
Cell Cycle
33%
Photodynamics
33%
Biological Activity
33%
Physics
Porphyrin
100%
Neoplasm
100%
Tumor
80%
Neuroscience
Radiosensitizer
100%
Porphyrin
100%
Cell Cycle
33%
Photofrin II
33%
Chemistry
Radioprotective Agent
100%
Radiation Sensitizing Agent
100%