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Surgical resection of malignant tissues, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy have developed as the three solid columns for tumor therapy. Despite many improvements and refinements of these therapy modalities, it has proved impossible to develop cures for a great number of individual malignancies, and frequently this is even true of reasonable palliative treatment. Moreover, cancers can frequently develop a high resistance to ionizing radiation or chemotherapeutic drugs. The search for new therapy modalities is necessary in order to overcome such resistance.
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