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Drawn by tumor synthesis of chemo-attractive factors, macrophages are frequently found in and around glioblastomas and play an important role both in augmenting as well as inhibiting tumor growth. Patient-derived macrophages have the potential, therefore, to act as targeted delivery vectors for a variety of anti-cancer treatments. Among these is ex vivo gene transfection and re-injection back into the patient of macrophages to target residual tumors. In this study, photochemical internalization (PCI) is investigated as a technique for
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