Methods for protecting and regenerating bone marrow using CXCR3 agonists and antagonists

作者: Di Xiang , Wei Han , Huili Lu

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摘要: CXCR3 agonists, including natural ligands, promote bone marrow regeneration, increase peripheral white blood cells, and survival if administered prior to treatment of a subject with chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Similar effects are obtained by administering an antagonists following Compositions methods presented for the cancer diseases.

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