Acta medica Okayama · 1958 · 12 citations · 24 references
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Among all analyzed genes, only CYP1B1 and ABCB1 resulted the strongest candidates to become biomarkers of clinical response to taxane therapy in breast cancer, although their utilization still remains an experimental procedure. In the future, greater studies on genetic polymorphisms should be performed in order to identify differentiating signatures for patients with higher toxicity and with resistant or responsive outcome, before the administration of taxanes.
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Reduction of tissue histamine by compound 48/80
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Inhibition of the anaphylactic reaction
J. L. Mongar, H. O. Schild · The Journal of Physiology · 1957 · 184 citations
5‐Hydroxytryptamine and the anaphylactoid reaction in the rat
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