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How Does Interferon-Alpha Exert Its Antitumour Activity in Multiple Myeloma?
2000
Acta Oncologica
The interferons (IFNs) have become accepted therapy in a range of hematological and non-hematological malignancies. One malignancy where IFN has demonstrated antitumour activity is multiple myeloma, where monotherapy with IFN-a yields a response rate of around 15%. It has also been suggested that myeloma patients may bene® t from the addition of IFN-a in induction therapy and:or as maintenance treatment. The mechanism behind IFNs antitumour action in myeloma is, however, highly unclear. This
doi:10.1080/028418600750063532
pmid:11145436
fatcat:o64sakts5rgfnltzz5bcnrndpa