Das vorliegende Buch behandelt das Ferment Hyaluronidase und dessen Wirkung in der Behandlung maligner Erkrankungen. Es enthAlt auAerdem eine Beschreibung der Substanz, der biochemischen Grundlagen, des experimentellen Hintergrundes und der klinischen Anwendung, mit besonderer BerA1/4cksichtigung der aufgrund einer rezenten klinischen Beobachtung neuerdings in PrA1/4fung befindlichen Anwendung bei malignen Erkrankungen. Die Untersuchungsergebnisse unterstA1/4tzen die Annahme, daA Hyaluronidase die Wirkung der zytostatischen Chemotherapie bei malignen Erkrankungen intensivieren kann und zudem auch eine MAglichkeit darstellen kAnnte, eine bestehende Chemoresistenz zu durchbrechen.

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As a village child in the German Palatinate, Alfred Moritz could never imagine the odyssey that was about to overtake him in the European turmoil of the mid-twentieth century. Living through Kristallnacht, the mass exodus into France, and the German occupation, he escaped the fate of a million and a half Jewish children who did not survive the Holocaust. The author seeks to understand and document the persecution of those whose only crime was to be "different." The book is illustrated throughout with the author's sketches and paintings of the locations and events that marked his fugitive childhood.