Lymphocyte Transfer for Cancer Therapy
作者： Martin A. Cheever , Philip D. Greenberg , Alexander Fefer
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-4682-1_6
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摘要: Tumor cells express surface antigens that can serve as targets for immunologic attack. It has long been known T lymphocytes respond to and specifically kill these in vitro. If such could be obtained sufficient numbers, their adoptive transfer into a tumor-bearing host should provide berefit tumor therapy.
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