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We thank Dr. Kim D. Lamon for his critical
review of the manuscript. Sources of
funding: This work was supported by NIH
grants HL034300 and HL018579. Despite
palliative treatment of tumor-induced bone
disease is very disabling for patients
with cancer and progression of many leads
to death usually within two years.
Therefore, ben more effective therapies
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dedicated to the memory of Professor Dr.
Marat Karpeisky and Hal Dixon, co founder
and inventor combined MBC MBC Pharma, Inc.
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Reinholz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
Biochemistry and Molecular Pathology,
Department of Laboratory Medicine and
Pathology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Stable
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