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| Mechanism of cell destruction and cell protection during methylene-blue-induced PDT | 2 | |
| Type III photosensitization: attempt for quantification and a way toward new sensitizers | 11 | |
| Eradication of bacterial species via photosensitization | 18 | |
| Characterization of the cellular uptake of 5-aminolevulinic acid | 28 | |
| Photodynamic treatment of pancreatic cancer cells: genotoxicity and chromosome damage induced by red light and zinc tetrasulfonated phthalocyanines (ZnPcS[subscript 4]) | 38 | |
| Evaluation of photodynamically induced damage to healthy eye tissues of rabbits using the second-generation photosensitizers bacteriochlorin a and mTHPC | 52 | |
| Chlorins with six-membered imide ring as prospective sensitizers for cancer PDT | 59 | |
| Experimental study of PDT with aluminum sulphophthalocyanine using sodium ascorbate and hyperbaric oxygenation | 68 | |
| Formation of protoporphyrin IX in mouse skin after topical application of 5-aminolevulinic acid and its methyl esther | 77 | |
| ALA-PDT of the normal rat esophagus: efficiency and safety largely depends on the timing of illumination | 82 | |
| Latest results of 5-ALA-based fluorescence diagnosis and other medical disciplines | 90 | |
| Quantitative methods for studying the role of free radicals in biology | 100 | |
| Effect of wavelength and light dose in photodynamic therapy of the normal rat esophagus with ALA-induced photosensitization | 112 | |
| Cooperative effects of photosensitized cell killing | 120 | |
| Theoretical model for fluorescent field calculation in nonhomogeneous and scattering biological tissues | 125 | |
| Interaction between a photosensitizer, chemotherapeutic drug, and HSA: implications for photodynamic therapy | 137 | |
| 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA) mediated photodynamic therapy of bladder cancer cell lines | 143 | |
| Aluminium sulphophthalocyanine as an NIR photosensitizer for PDT | 148 | |
| PDT-induced apoptosis in bladder carcinoma cells | 152 | |
| Clearance of protoporphyrin IX from mouse skin after topical application of 5-aminolevulinic acid and its methyl ester | 161 | |
| Author Index | 168 |
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Scott Chubb
reviewed Photochemotherapy of Cancer, Vol. 356 on November 23, 2020
Photochemotherapy of Cancer
I was asked to review this book for Nature. I accepted the assignment because it is a book about fragile X syndrome and I have a project about this condition.
I was completely blown away - this is a phenomenal book - among the best I have ever read. Clare Dunsford is a masterful writer, but more than that - she is a truth-teller, a truth-seeker, and a revolutionary. Her ability to guide the reader through the experiences associated with having a child with fragile X is so exquisite, that even those with children with different conditions (I have two kids with pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE) ), will find their own story told.
I have written my review, which is suppose to appear in the July issue of Nature. I have also decided, with my colleagues, to award Clare Dunsford the Genetic Alliance Art of Advocacy Award in July, at the Genetic Alliance Annual Conference (www.geneticalliance.org).
Wow.
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