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resistance
(redirected from Cross resistance)

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Resistance
An effective upper bound on prices achieved because of many willing sellers at that price level.

resistance
An increased supply of a security. Compare support.


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Some of the patients in the trials already had cross resistance to Prezista when the trial began (due to their extensive resistance to other protease inhibitors), and it got worse on the average, as they used the drug--showing the importance of having more than one active antiretroviral, instead of introducing new drugs one by one as they become available, and then often losing them to resistance.
The data being presented today support the lack of cross resistance between satraplatin and the two taxanes that are currently approved for use as chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of human cancers - TAXOTERE and TAXOL," said Marcel Rozencweig, M.
In light of the broad sensitivity of human ovarian tumor cell lines to ZD9331 and its lack of cross resistance to platinum based drugs, there is a strong rationale to expect this combination to be effective in treating advanced ovarian cancer patients," said Prof.
 
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