Ein vielversprechendes immuntherapeutisches Vakzin zur Behandlung von Sarkoiden bei Pferden und anderen Equiden

Sarkoide sind sehr häufige Hauttumoren bei Pferden und anderen Equiden. Obwohl sie nicht metastasieren, stellen sie ein veterinärmedizinisch hochrelevantes Problem dar, da sie besonders in fortgeschrittenen Stadien äußerst therapieresistent sein können.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
25. März 2022

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