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Bevacizumab-induced tumor calcifications can be elicited in glioblastoma microspheroid culture and represent massive calcium accumulation death (MCAD) of tumor endothelial cells

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    Larry Weiseenthal, Summer Williamson, Cindy Brunschwiler & Constance Rueff-Weisenthal

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Weiseenthal, L., Williamson, S., Brunschwiler, C. et al. Bevacizumab-induced tumor calcifications can be elicited in glioblastoma microspheroid culture and represent massive calcium accumulation death (MCAD) of tumor endothelial cells . Nat Prec (2012). https://doi.org/10.1038/npre.2012.7069.1

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