Ryan et al., 2007 - Google Patents
Tumor antigen-based immunotherapy and immunoprevention of cancerRyan et al., 2007
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- Ryan S
- Gantt K
- Finn O
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- International archives of allergy and immunology
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Any approach to the treatment and prevention of cancer must face the daunting reality that each cancer may be as individual as the patient in whom it has evolved. The challenge is also to develop a therapy that would eradicate that which is abnormal while preserving what …
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