SPECIFIC INHIBITORY EFFECT OF HYBRID LIPOSOMES ON GROWTH OF HUMAN LYMPHOMA-HUMAN LYMPHOCYTE B HYBRIDOMA CELLS IN VITRO

Yoko MATSUMOTO; Eiichi YAMADA; Jiro HIRANO; Midori OSHIGE; Masayoshi IIO; Masayoshi IWAHARA; Ryuichi UEOKA

doi:10.1248/bpb.16.213

Yoko MATSUMOTO, Eiichi YAMADA, Jiro HIRANO, Midori OSHIGE, Masayoshi IIO, Masayoshi IWAHARA, Ryuichi UEOKA

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Keywords: hybrid liposome, antitumor drug, in vitro antitumor activity, cell fusion, human lymphoma-human lymphocyte B hybridoma

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1993 Volume 16 Issue 2 Pages 213-215

DOI https://doi.org/10.1248/bpb.16.213

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Abstract

A highly inhibitory action of hybrid liposomes composed of 43 mol% DLPC / 57 mol% Triton X-100 against the growth of human lymphoma-human lymphocyte B hybridoma was enhanced by including adriamycin or aclarubicin.

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