CAR T-Cell Therapy
Cell therapy in which a patient's or donor's T cells are engineered with a synthetic receptor that recognises a selected disease antigen.
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Clear searchCell therapy in which a patient's or donor's T cells are engineered with a synthetic receptor that recognises a selected disease antigen.
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The reciprocal control between cellular metabolic pathways and the activation, differentiation and function of immune cells.
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