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Novel adoptive cell transfer method shortens timeline for T-cell manufacture – Science Daily
Researchers find a new way to generate T-cells faster, making immediate treatment with this therapy possible.
Adoptively transferred T-cells can prolong survival and sometimes cure patients with advanced solid tumors. While promising, it can take months to generate the necessary T-cells to help these patients. Such slow speed makes this therapy impractical for most patients who need immediate treatment.In the September issue of Cancer Research, Hannah Knochelmann, a student in the Medical Scientist Training Program at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and researcher in Chrystal Paulos’ laboratory,…
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