Materials and methods to inhibit Hodgkin and Reed Sternberg...

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ABSTRACT:
Materials and methods are disclosed for modulating proliferation of cell types associated with Hodgkin's disease through inhibition of IL-13 and components in IL-13 associated signal transduction pathways. Methods to identify inhibitors, compositions comprising the inhibitors, and methods using the inhibitors to treat Hodgkin's disease are also disclosed.

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