Publications
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EVALUATION OF THE ORAL ANTIMITOTIC, ABT-751, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION AN ANTIANGIOGENIC PEPTIDE OF THROMBOSPONDIN-1, ABT-510, IN DOGS WITH LYMPHOMA.
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A randomized placebo-controlled clinical trial of the anti-angiogenic thromobspondin-mimetic peptide ABT-526 plus Lomustine chemotherapy versus Lomustine chemotherapy alone in pet dogs with relapsed non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
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A Randomized Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial of ABT-526 Antiangiogenic Therapy Plus Lomustine Chemotherapy Versus Lomustine Chemotherapy Alone in Dogs With Relapsed Lymphoma.
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Antiangiogenic Thrombospondin-I peptides result in regression of naturally occurring cancers in pet dogs.
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Tumor inhibition by antiangiogenic TSP-I mimetic peptides.
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A new option for the treatment of canine lymphoma.
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Targeting the blood supply of cancer.
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Ongoing evaluation of single agent thalidomide in dogs with measurable cancer.
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Pet owners seeking novel treatment options for animals with serious health conditions find an Animal Clinical Investigation network veterinarian participating in a clinical trial.
Animal Clinical Investigation network veterinarian and pet owner work together to determine whether the pet is eligible for the trial. Eligible pets begin treatment at an ACI network hospital.
Information from the trial is used to help develop new drugs and treatments, providing a source of hope for people whose pets face serious illnesses.