nab-Sirolimus improves mTOR pathway suppression and antitumor activity versus oral mTOR inhibitors in PTEN null bladder cancer (UMUC3) and TSC2 null liver cancer (SNU398) xenografts

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nab-Sirolimus improves mTOR pathway suppression and antitumor activity versus oral mTOR inhibitors in PTEN null bladder cancer (UMUC3) and TSC2 null liver cancer (SNU398) xenografts

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