论文信息 - The functions of membranes in neoplastic cells partially resistant to thiotepa

The functions of membranes in neoplastic cells partially resistant to thiotepa

Thiotepa causes alterations in the structure of the cytoplasmic matrix and the rapid formation of membranes. These provide the means by which the altered matrix is voided from the cell. It is suggested that this form of excretion is the method by which cells are able to resist the antineoplastic action of alkylating agents.

A. Barton | M. Barton

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