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 change of viral populations through mutation, selection, recombination, migration and genetic drift across hosts and time.
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Interacting genes, regulatory DNA and molecular factors that control when and where biological programmes are expressed.
Three-dimensional, self-organising cell cultures that reproduce selected structural and functional features of organs.
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The culture-independent analysis of collective microbial genomes recovered from an environmental or host-associated sample.
Heritable or persistent control of gene activity mediated by chromatin state without changing DNA sequence.
Methods that measure transcript abundance in individual cells to resolve heterogeneous biological populations.
Vaccines that deliver temporary genetic instructions so cells produce an antigen and train adaptive immunity.
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