Role of macrophage targeting in the antitumor activity of trabectedin.
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M. Zucchetti | P. Allavena | A. Mantovani | P. Casali | S. Pilotti | C. Galmarini | M. D’Incalci | E. Erba | L. Beltrame | A. Anichini | N. Van Rooijen | A. Anselmo | M. Liguori | S. Pesce | F. Pasqualini | M. Nebuloni | R. Frapolli | S. Marchini | R. Mortarini | G. Germano | I. Fuso Nerini | S. Uboldi | C. Belgiovine | R. Sanfilippo | Samantha Pesce | Manuela Liguori | A. Mantovani | Ilaria Fuso Nerini
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