An Adenovirus with Enhanced Infectivity Mediates Molecular Chemotherapy of Ovarian Cancer Cells and Allows Imaging of Gene Expression
Akseli Hemminki(University of Helsinki), Ronald D. Alvarez(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Gene P. Siegal(University of Alabama at Birmingham), David T. Curiel(Washington University in St. Louis), Buck E. Rogers(Washington University in St. Louis), Kurt R. Zinn(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Н. В. Белоусова(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Minghui Wang(Center for Genomic Science), Bin Liu(Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Tandra R. Chaudhuri(University of Helsinki), Jesús Gómez-Navarro(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Mack N. Barnes(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Donald J. Buchsbaum(University of Alabama at Birmingham)
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