Proteins as possible targets for antitumor metal complexes: biophysical studies of their interactions

There is considerable interest today for the reactions of anticancer metallodrugs with proteins as these interactions might feature processes that are crucial for the biodistribution, the toxicity and even the mechanism of action of this important group of anticancer agents. Valuable structural and...

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Main Author: Chiara Gabbiani (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
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Published: Firenze University Press 2009
Series:Premio Tesi di Dottorato
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