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Richmond T Prehn

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Cancer Cell International|August 3, 2005
On the nature of cancer and why anticancer vaccines don't workRichmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|February 7, 2006
An immune reaction may be necessary for cancer developmentRichmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|May 8, 2007
Does the immune reaction cause malignant transformation by disrupting cell-to-cell or cell-to-matrix communications?Richmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|February 7, 2007
Immunostimulation and immunoinhibition of premalignant lesionsRichmond T Prehn
Cancer Cell International|April 28, 2005
The role of mutation in the new cancer paradigmRichmond T Prehn
Clinical & Developmental Immunology|September 3, 2010
The initial immune reaction to a new tumor antigen is always stimulatory and probably necessary for the tumor's growthRichmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|June 28, 2006
The paradoxical effects of splenectomy on tumor growthRichmond T Prehn
Seminars in Oncology|December 6, 2006
Whipsaw cancer treatments: the role of hormesis in endocrine and immune therapiesRichmond T Prehn, David Berd
Immunological Reviews|March 28, 2008
The flip side of immune surveillance: immune dependencyRichmond T Prehn, Liisa M Prehn
Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy : CII|May 24, 2012
Is an immune reaction required for malignant transformation and cancer growth?Richmond T Prehn, Liisa M Prehn
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Cancer Cell International|August 3, 2005
On the nature of cancer and why anticancer vaccines don't workRichmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|February 7, 2006
An immune reaction may be necessary for cancer developmentRichmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|May 8, 2007
Does the immune reaction cause malignant transformation by disrupting cell-to-cell or cell-to-matrix communications?Richmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|February 7, 2007
Immunostimulation and immunoinhibition of premalignant lesionsRichmond T Prehn
Cancer Cell International|April 28, 2005
The role of mutation in the new cancer paradigmRichmond T Prehn
Clinical & Developmental Immunology|September 3, 2010
The initial immune reaction to a new tumor antigen is always stimulatory and probably necessary for the tumor's growthRichmond T Prehn
Theoretical Biology & Medical Modelling|June 28, 2006
The paradoxical effects of splenectomy on tumor growthRichmond T Prehn
Seminars in Oncology|December 6, 2006
Whipsaw cancer treatments: the role of hormesis in endocrine and immune therapiesRichmond T Prehn, David Berd
Immunological Reviews|March 28, 2008
The flip side of immune surveillance: immune dependencyRichmond T Prehn, Liisa M Prehn
Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy : CII|May 24, 2012
Is an immune reaction required for malignant transformation and cancer growth?Richmond T Prehn, Liisa M Prehn
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