Compositions that specifically bind to colorectal cells and meth

Details Compositions that specifically bind to colorectal cells and meth Compositions that specifically bind to colorectal cells and meth

1995-06-06

1999-10-05

Houtteman, Scott W.

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Measuring or testing process involving enzymes or...

Involving nucleic acid

536 245, C12Q 168

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059622202

ABSTRACT:
Conjugated compounds that comprise an ST receptor binding moiety and an active moiety that is an antisense molecule are disclosed. Pharmaceutical compositions which comprise conjugated compounds that comprise an ST receptor binding moiety and an active moiety that is an antisense molecule are disclosed including pharmaceutical compositions that have enteric formulations. Methods of treating an individual suspected of suffering from colorectal cancer and methods of preventing colorectal cancer are disclosed.

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