Hirshaut et al., 1985 - Google Patents
Harnessing T‐lymphocytes for human cancer immunotherapyHirshaut et al., 1985
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- Hirshaut Y
- Slovin S
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After nearly a decade of controversy, the concept of adoptive immunotherapy in humans is gaining greater acceptance. More recently, investigators have made use immunotherapeutically of T‐lymphocytes nonspecifically activated in vitro by a number of …
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