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1 by (18)F-FDG accumulated in tumors to induce photoimmunotherapy.
2 without compromising therapeutic effects of photoimmunotherapy.
3 ial histologic analyses were conducted after photoimmunotherapy.
4 as reduced by more than 99% within 1 h after photoimmunotherapy.
5 immunoconjugate uptake as a way of enhancing photoimmunotherapy.
6 ion, and laser endoscopy (ML7710) to improve photoimmunotherapy.
7 ing and photosensitizer immunoconjugates for photoimmunotherapy.
8 regs using anti-CD25-F(ab')(2) near-infrared photoimmunotherapy.
10 one of tumors changed size within 24 h after photoimmunotherapy, although diffuse necrosis was observ
12 ultiepitope targeting enhances HER2-targeted photoimmunotherapy and maintains a high degree of specif
14 eight of the tumors in the mice treated with photoimmunotherapy, and the median survival increased fr
15 or monitoring the acute cytotoxic effects of photoimmunotherapy before the tumor begins to shrink, we
16 cal assessment of the therapeutic effects of photoimmunotherapy earlier than anatomic methods that re
18 ese concepts of "tumor-targeted, activatable photoimmunotherapy" in a mouse model of peritoneal carci
26 uggest cationic PICs may have advantages for photoimmunotherapy of disseminated intracavity cancer fo
30 ugate for combined fluorescent detection and photoimmunotherapy (PIT) of CD44 expressing cells in TNB
31 w type of molecular-targeted cancer therapy, photoimmunotherapy (PIT), that uses a target-specific ph
34 y (mAb)-based, highly specific phototherapy (photoimmunotherapy; PIT) that uses a near infrared (NIR)
36 nctional therapeutic modalities for combined photoimmunotherapy requires advanced drug delivery syste
37 Consequently, it seems that multitargeted photoimmunotherapy should also be useful against cancers
41 The uptake of (18)F-FDG in the tumor after photoimmunotherapy was evaluated in cellular uptake stud
45 ecently developed a cancer-specific therapy, photoimmunotherapy, which uses an antibody-IR700 (photot
48 more effective than single-epitope targeted photoimmunotherapy with a single anti-HER2 photosensitiz