Identification of a Highly Effective Rapamycin Schedule that Markedly Reduces the Size, Multiplicity, and Phenotypic Progression of Tobacco Carcinogen–Induced Murine Lung Tumors
Courtney A. Granville(George Washington University), Phillip A. Dennis(National Cancer Institute)
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