Correction: Low level of plasma DNase is associated with worse clinical outcome in testicular germ cell tumor patients and exogeneous DNase I improves cisplatin treatment efficacy

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2025-12-31
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Testicular diseases and treatments
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Correction: Low level of plasma DNase is associated with worse clinical outcome in testicular germ cell tumor patients and exogeneous DNase I improves cisplatin treatment efficacy

Kalavska Katarina, Cierna Zuzana, Sestakova Zuzana, Kucerova Lucia et al.
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Testicular diseases and treatments
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Correction: Low level of plasma DNase is associated with worse clinical outcome in testicular germ cell tumor patients and exogeneous DNase I improves cisplatin treatment efficacy

Kalavska Katarina, Cierna Zuzana, Sestakova Zuzana, Kucerova Lucia, Chovanec Miroslav, P. Michal, Udvorkova Natalia, Vlkova Barbora, Mego Michal, Celec Peter
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Correction: Low level of plasma DNase is associated with worse clinical outcome in testicular germ cell tumor patients and exogeneous DNase I improves cisplatin treatment efficacy — Kalavska Katarina, Cierna Zuzana, et al. · PLoS ONE (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS