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               Table 3. Current clinical trials to evaluate bacteria use in cancer treatment
                Bacterium                                             Indicaction  Clinical phase  NCT identification
                Clostridium novyi-NT  Patients with malignant solid tumors refractory to treatment  Phase I  NCT01924689
                Lm-LLO-E7        Patients with grade 2 cervical intraepithelial neoplasia  Phase II  NCT01116245
                                 Patients with non-small cell lung carcinoma, HPV positive  Phase II  NCT02531854
                                 Patients with anorectal carcinoma            Phase II     NCT02399813
                                 Patients with HPV positive oropharyngeal cancer  Phase II  NCT02002182
                                 Patients with high risk of locally advanced cervical cancer  Phase III  NCT02853604
                CRS-207          Adults with previously treated pancreatic adenocarcinoma  Phase II  NCT02004262
                                 Patients with malignant pleural mesothelioma  Phase I     NCT01675765
                                 Patients with ovarian or peritoneal cancer   Phase I/II   NCT02575807
                ADU-623          Patients with astrocytic tumors              Phase I      NCT01967758
                ADXS31-142       Patients with prostate cancer                Phase I/II   NCT02325557
               HPV: human papilloma virus


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               Authors’ contributions
               Article conception and design: Olivar LC, Lameda V, Torres W
               Acquisition and analysis of bibliographic information: Torres W, Martinez MS, Lameda V, Olivar LC,
               Navarro C, Fuenmayor J, Pérez A, Rojas M
               Drafting of the manuscript: Torres W, Martinez MS, Lameda V, Olivar LC, Navarro C, Fuenmayor J, Pérez A,
               Rojas M, Rojas J
               Critical revision and final approval: Bermúdez V, Velasco M, Mindiola A, Rojas J

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